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A strap that provides a grounding connection between components

Compartments or containers used to store small items

A third-party aftermarket camper conversion made in the Netherlands

A moving component of an alternator that generates a magnetic field

An engine that rejects heat directly to moving air rather than circulating liquid coolant. Gerry’s spark-plug reference separates bus applications by engine code and period: ED/GD/GE for 1975–1979 and CV for 1980–1983, including California models. A May 2002 Gerry discussion titled “83 Air Cooled - Production dates” concerns an owner’s September 1983 Westfalia and the difficulty of finding comparable 1983 examples; it is a period-specific production question, not a universal fitment chart.

A complete engine ready for installation, including generator and coil

a container used to catch spills or leaks

Component that collects exhaust gases from engine cylinders

A device that multiplies the torque of the engine

A VW Bus camper conversion with a square-shaped raised roof

Cap that seals the radiator and maintains system pressure

Component that seals the joint between two engine components

A type of electrical connector with a ring shape

Collection of components that make up the crankshaft

A unit that contains resistors to control the electrical current

Device measuring carbon monoxide levels in exhaust gases

VW painted in 2 colors, often top and bottom

A rod connecting the piston to the crankshaft, allowing the piston to move freely up and down in the cylinder.

( Automotive Services Inc. ) A U.S.-based camper conversion company out of Washington state. Manufactured a Vanagon camper conversion called the Riviera with a straight-up pop-top.

Type of coating used to protect metal surfaces from corrosion