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The electronic control unit (ECU) is part of Volkswagen’s Digifant fuel-injection and engine-management system. Gerry’s 1986–1991 technical bulletin index distinguishes these applications from the earlier Digijet years. In a January 1999 list thread, an owner of a 1986 Westfalia reported that the engine quit after cooling-system bleeding and asked whether fuel starvation or a failed Digifant component was involved; the thread records a troubleshooting question, not a confirmed diagnosis. Check engine code and market before identifying an ECU.
Shield protecting from brake splash
Panel for repairing doors of the Vanagon/T25
Clips for fixing door seals on the Vanagon/T25
A bar that divides the door window, for fixed vent windows
Valve that allows water to drain from the air conditioning system
Pipe connecting exhaust system components in Vanagon/T25 Waterboxer engines
Exhaust pipe located before the rear silencer in Vanagon/T25, excluding Syncro models
A panel for repairing the floor of a vehicle
Lighting device designed to improve visibility in foggy conditions
Protective component for the front inner fender of a Vanagon
Repair panel for the front lower corner in Vanagon/T25
Lower section of the front panel in Vanagon/T25
Brake calipers used in Vanagon models
Logo or badge on the front grille of the vehicle
A bearing that supports and guides a moving part, such as a sliding door
Type of headlight unit that uses an H4 bulb
Switch for activating hazard lights in Vanagon/T25 models
Lighting system at the front of a vehicle