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Alphabetical public term index for this language.
Feature for convenient access to rear seats in two-door models
Electronic system regulating braking power at rear wheels
Brand of heater used in vehicles
Electronic Control Unit. Generally refers to the 'computer' that controls the fuel injection system.
System helping to start on split-friction road surfaces
Electronic Fuel Injection. Computerized metering and squirting of fuel, replacing the carburetor systems. introduced into the buses in the mid-70's.
Exhaust Gas Recirculation. One of the emission control techniques, in which gases are sucked from the exhaust pipes (before the muffler) and re-circulated through the intake manifold (to be 'burned' again). the high heat associated with exhaust gases required expensive metals ... so replacing/repairing this system can be costly.
A mirror on the outside of the vehicle
A bundle of electrical wires and connectors
The amount of electrical power used by a device or system
The system of wires and cables that distribute electrical power throughout the vehicle
The level of the electrolyte solution in a battery
Speed-sensitive electrical power-assisted steering system
Sensor-based accelerator pedal for engine management
A system that directs power to the wheel with better grip, reducing tire wear
A system that coordinates engine parameters for economical and ecological operation
Type of ignition system that uses electronic components to generate the spark
A device that prevents a vehicle from being started without authorization
A brake system that replaces the traditional handbrake with an electronic switch
A system that improves vehicle stability by controlling engine power and braking
Larger accessory side mirror used on Split-Window and Bay-Window Buses
A mobile service information app for technicians
Volkswagen's online repair manual providing repair information and more
Volkswagen plant in Germany that began production in 1964
Maker of stoves found in early Westfalia campers
The engine assembly refers to the collection of components that make up the engine.
A structural component that supports the engine
Unique identifier assigned to a specific engine configuration
The area in a vehicle where the engine is located
Module controlling engine functions
Computer that controls the engine's functions, such as fuel injection and ignition timing
Prevents driven wheels from locking on slippery surfaces under engine braking
A device used to lift and support the engine during removal or installation
The speed at which the engine runs when it is idling
Plate that strikes the engine lid latch
Stamped identification number, often underneath the generator pedestal
The number of revolutions per minute of a vehicle's engine
Metal duct work and covering pieces that provides routing of air to cool the engine
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.
Environmental Protection Agency. Another agency of the U.S. Federal Government that gets involved in automobile construction, especially in the engine emissions area.
A type of primer used for coating surfaces, containing epoxy
A process to balance battery cell voltages
Aftermarket aluminum wheel known for its light weight and popularity with drag racers
electronic stabilization control, a system that improves vehicle safety and stability
a substance used as antifreeze
Type of antifreeze that is phosphate-free and suitable for use in engines
Term used to describe Volkswagen options that were unique features used only in the European market
Slang term for the Volkswagen EuroVan camper, which was converted by Winnebago .
Any of the Volkswagen Transporters from 1992 to present. some were sold in Europe in 1991. generally characterized by their engine located in the front of the vehicle, driving the front wheels, and their very rounded shape and huge rear hatch.
Shortened nickname for the EuroVan .
Pipe connecting exhaust system components in Vanagon/T25 Waterboxer engines
Component that collects exhaust gases from engine cylinders
The point at which exhaust gases exit the vehicle
Exhaust pipe located before the rear silencer in Vanagon/T25, excluding Syncro models
The valve that allows exhaust gases out of an engine cylinder
A long, cylindrical tool used to extend the reach of a wrench or socket
A device that measures the current flowing through a circuit by creating a parallel path