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A cable that connects the alternator to the vehicle's electrical system

To perform dent repair or other bodywork on a vehicle.

Specialized software and hardware for diagnosing and troubleshooting Volkswagen vehicles

A unique identifier for a component in a vehicle's electrical system.

Specifications for proper alignment of a vehicle's wheels and suspension

A digit indicating the main category of a vehicle part

a sensor that detects changes in the vehicle's direction

A publication containing information about a product or its updates

VW model built between 1975-79, produced in Germany and Mexico

Special models that could be ordered directly from the VW Factory

Coatings or treatments that prevent or reduce corrosion on vehicle surfaces

Logo or badge on the front grille of the vehicle

System providing live images from around the vehicle to assist the driver

Covering for the shift lever in a vehicle

Type of cabin floor design in a vehicle

A short axle used in the rear suspension of a vehicle

Strain on occupants due to vehicle vibrations, noise, and climatic influences

Process of identifying and troubleshooting electrical issues in Volkswagen vehicles

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

System that adjusts power steering based on vehicle speed