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A reversing light switch is a component that controls the reversing lights.

A device that filters and controls the air supply for painting

A system that controls wheel slip and traction, also known as Anti-Slip Regulation

Computer system that controls the deployment of airbags in the event of a collision

A switch that controls the blower motor in a vehicle's heating or cooling system

Computer that controls the engine's functions, such as fuel injection and ignition timing

The camper interior cabinet assembly built around the sink and its water fittings. In some Vanagon Westfalia layouts it also contains or adjoins the refrigerator, storage, and electrical controls.

The 12-volt battery supply used for camper electrical loads such as interior lighting, the water pump, and controls on the documented Vanagon Westfalia. Whether a particular vehicle has a separate auxiliary battery depends on its model and later modifications.

In a Syncro drivetrain, a driveshaft decoupler disconnects the prop shaft so the front axle is no longer driven through it; it is not the front differential lock. A Gerry discussion on 16 May 2004 compares the original non-viscous-coupling layout, which used a driveshaft decoupler, with viscous-coupling Syncros while debating front-lock behavior. The thread is historical community discussion, not a retrofit procedure; identify the drivetrain configuration before interpreting parts or controls.