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Pipes that provide ventilation for the refrigerator

a tank used to vent fuel vapors

Seal for the movable vent window in the cabin door

Glass for the movable vent window

System that removes gases from the engine crankcase

Type of heater that uses catalytic combustion and is vented

Lines that allow air to enter and leave the fuel tank

Side windows that are hinged to swing out for ventilation.

Grills that can be rotated to direct airflow in the camper

A bar that divides the door window, for fixed vent windows

Slang term for the vent wing windows on 1952 and earlier Buses, characterized by their hinge design.

Positive Crankcase Ventilation. A method of reducing the pressure inside the engine crankcase (the middle part where things are whirling around, but nothing is exploding).

A type of front windshield that tilts outward for additional ventilation. found only on Microbuses , and usually only on on those in equatorial/tropic countries.

Buses made before mid-1955, whose major characteristics are the oversized engine lid and the lack of a rear cargo hatch. These also did not have the ventilation eyebrow above the windshield/windscreen.

An onboard tank that stores water for a camper's sink supply. Capacity, location, filler, vent, and drain differ by conversion; it is not necessarily a potable-water-rated tank unless the specific installation is documented as such.

A model of bus that contained interior features such as a bed, stove, cabinets, and in some versions, a refrigerator. some versions had a pop-up roof to allow extra room, ventilation, and sleeping room 'upstairs'. Some of the many companies making campers are Westfalia , Winnebago , Devon , Country Homes, Dormobile , and TRAKKA .