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The part of an engine that covers the cylinders and valves

A type of sealant used to secure head cap nuts

Separate lights built into headlights or bumper that are switched on during daytime

Glass or plastic items that reflect light when hit by headlights

Lower-intensity beam of a headlight, used for normal driving

Type of bolt with a specific head shape

A type of bulb used in vehicle headlights

a screwdriver with a Phillips head tip

Complete engine assembly, including block, crankshaft, and cylinder head

Early engine head design with a single intake hole

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

Refers to the number of individual intake passages into the head

slang term for 1959 and earlier Karmann Ghias with low headlights

The surface where a valve meets the cylinder head

A type of nut used to secure the cylinder head to the engine block

Volkswagen engine with cylinder banks at a 10.6-degree V angle, allowing for a single cylinder head

A ring-shaped component that provides a seal between two parts, such as the cylinder head and engine block

Upper mid-range model of the bus with nicer interior components than the Kombi , but without the extra trappings of the Deluxe model. Standards have headliners, while Kombis and Panels did not.

A hinged roof section that raises above a camper van to create extra headroom and, when equipped, access to an upper sleeping area. Roof construction, latches, and bed equipment vary among VW Bus and camper conversions.

The housing around the engine cooling fan that directs airflow across the cylinders and cylinder heads on an air-cooled VW engine. Type 2 shrouds differ by engine and model year; this term does not describe the liquid-coolant radiator used on water-cooled Vanagons.