Engine and fuel systems
100 approved public terms in this category.
A gasket that seals the cylinder head to the engine block
The part of an engine that covers the cylinders and valves
A nut that holds the cylinder head in place
Stud holding the cylinder head in place in an engine
Gaskets used to seal connection between cylinder head and exhaust manifold
Thin cylindrical components that line the engine block
A removable sleeve that lines the inside of a cylinder
Dual Vacuum Dual Advance distributor
Switch that detects when the engine is decelerating or idling
A type of automatic transmission fluid
Type of engine using diesel fuel
The electronic control unit (ECU) is part of Volkswagen’s Digifant fuel-injection and engine-management system. Gerry’s 1986–1991 technical bulletin index distinguishes these applications from the earlier Digijet years. In a January 1999 list thread, an owner of a 1986 Westfalia reported that the engine quit after cooling-system bleeding and asked whether fuel starvation or a failed Digifant component was involved; the thread records a troubleshooting question, not a confirmed diagnosis. Check engine code and market before identifying an ECU.
Volkswagen’s electronic fuel-injection and engine-management system used in North American Vanagons from 1986 onward according to Gerry’s terminology FAQ. The archived FAQ distinguishes it from Digijet, which it associates with 1983.5–1985 Vanagons; Gerry’s technical bulletin index also lists Digifant topics for 1986–1991 models. Verify year, engine, and market before using system-specific parts or procedures.
Component that directs the high voltage from the ignition coil to the correct cylinder
Cover that protects the distributor and spark plug wires
A device used to secure the distributor in place
Gear that drives the distributor in an engine, synchronizing it with the crankshaft
Shaft that drives the distributor in the engine
A seal used to prevent leaks in the distributor of a petrol engine
A shaft that drives the distributor