RE: Windows & Intro.

["Naresh H. Singh" <nhs1681@is4.nyu.edu>]

Yup, on the 95's its either pull up the driver lock knob and all the doors
will unlock or use the key in the door method. 

Dealer should provide an owner's manual. A maintenance book (booklet is a
a better description) will run you about $8!!  Make sure you get a
complete set of keys as well, 2 rubber topped masters and a non-rubberized
"valet"  key. 

Your A/C problem could be the switch. My #3 setting died and it was a bad
switch, supposedly common on the 95's. It was covered by my extended
warranty. (You might want to look into getting one, a couple power window
motors, if covered, will pay for itself quickly.) 

Later,
-Naresh

'95 Jetta GL- Black


On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Squier, Craig wrote:

> But this guy has a 95, there is no locking switch on the dash. You need to
> use the key in the door lock cylinder to do it. The "dash switch" was a 96
> and newer feature...
> 
> -Cab