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Function that leaves certain lights on for a short period after leaving the vehicle

Colorless, odorless gas produced by the combustion of fossil fuels, contributing to climate change.

A tool used to convert the wheel nut socket size

A screw with a cover edge, used for various applications

Coil that generates the high voltage needed to create a spark in the engine's cylinders

Component that connects the engine to the transmission, with a specific design for Porsche and VW compatibility.

Compounds composed of hydrogen and carbon, emitted by vehicles as unburned fuel, contributing to air pollution.

A group of batteries connected together

component connecting engine to transmission

a substance used as antifreeze

System integrating information, entertainment, and communication functions

Volkswagen's connectivity and telematics system

Adventurewagen was a Fort Bragg, California conversion builder, not a Volkswagen model or Transporter generation. In a December 1998 Gerry thread about camper conversions, a contributor describes its high-roof conversion as common on the U.S. West Coast and distinguishes that fixed high roof from pop-top layouts. A 2001 thread also identifies Adventurewagen as a maker of Vanagon high-top conversions. Roof, interior, and equipment vary by build and vehicle year.

a seal used to prevent leaks in an engine's oil cooler system

Repair panel for the front lower corner in Vanagon/T25

Metal duct work and covering pieces that provides routing of air to cool the engine

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.

Dehler was a German conversion company whose VW Transporter campers and business-van layouts appear in Gerry’s preserved terminology FAQ. Archive discussions make the model distinction clearer: a 1999 thread concerns a Dehler Profi conversion sighting, while a 2005 thread describes a rare Dehler Profi high-roof camper. “Dehler” therefore identifies the converter; Profi is a particular conversion line, not a separate Transporter generation. Confirm the exact build and year for parts or fitment.

The belt-driven pump that circulates engine coolant through the water-cooled Vanagon engine and cooling circuit. It is different from the small electric pump used to deliver water to a camper sink.

Coupling for shift rod in Vanagon/T25 models with Type-4 or Diesel engine