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A solid chunk of metal used for machining or fabricating a part.

A type of paint that provides a hard, glossy finish

Logo or badge on the front grille of the vehicle

Camping without access to external power or water sources

A type of air conditioning compressor developed by Sankyo

Type of cabin floor design in a vehicle

Panel for repairing doors of the Vanagon/T25

System that warns driver of potential front-end collision

A short axle used in the rear suspension of a vehicle

A type of hydraulic fluid recommended by Volkswagen

Set of parts needed to rebuild a component or system

Process of identifying and troubleshooting electrical issues in Volkswagen vehicles

Cold Cranking Amps. a bogus number printed on the sides of automobile batteries to confuse the buyers. generally, the bigger this number is, the easier the battery will crank your car when everything is frozen. assuming everything is in perfect operating condition, of course.

Vehicle Identification Number. This is a number that uniquely identifies your vehicle. It is usually located in several locations on the vehicle, the most common being under the windscreen just forward of the driver (and intended to be viewed from the outside of the bus.) You'll also find the VIN on the frame rail under the van near the front edge of the sliding door. Also see: Table for interpretting the Vanagon VIN

Emblem located on the rear hatch of a Vanagon

A type of gasket made from neoprene, a synthetic rubber material

The amount of solid residue left after an oil is burned.

Higher-intensity beam of a headlight, used for driving in low-light conditions

Steel coated with a layer of zinc to protect against corrosion

A type of primer used for coating surfaces, containing epoxy