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To remove air from the cooling system to prevent damage

A fan shroud introduced in 1971 for upright air-cooled engines.

a screw used to bleed air from a heating system

Sensors that detect changes in air pressure to detect collisions

The front-mounted heat exchanger in a water-cooled Vanagon's engine-coolant circuit. It releases heat from circulating coolant to outside air. Air-cooled Type 2 buses do not use an engine-coolant radiator.

Vehicle that produces excessive emissions, contributing significantly to air pollution.

System minimizing injury risk to passengers, including seat belts and airbags

the process of introducing air into the coolant, which can accelerate corrosion

A device that increases engine power by compressing air for combustion

A type of air conditioning compressor developed by Sankyo

Valve that allows water to drain from the air conditioning system

a tool used to remove air from the brake system

The valve that allows air and fuel into an engine cylinder

Filter that uses activated charcoal to remove impurities from the air

A heat exchanger that removes heat from engine oil. Air-cooled Type 2 engines use an oil cooler in the engine cooling assembly; design and mounting vary by engine. It is distinct from a Vanagon coolant radiator.

A sensor used to measure the air-fuel mixture in an engine

The sparks that ignite the fuel-air mixture in an internal combustion engine

A pipe that carries hot air or fluid from the heater to the cabin

A failure of the engine to ignite the fuel-air mixture in one or more cylinders

Distance between the tire contact point and the air intake system of the engine