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Alphabetical public term index for this language.
Vertical structural element between the front and rear doors
Base type for turn signal bulbs in Vanagon/T25 models
Base type for a light bulb, often used in vehicles
Shaft that drives the differential in a vehicle
Metal plates that support the brake shoes
Clearance between meshing gears in a transmission or engine
A type of wire used to hold or secure items, often used in place of tape or ties.
A valve that allows fluid to flow in one direction and prevents backflow
A component that connects the control arm to the steering knuckle
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.
Device for storing electrical energy
A group of batteries connected together
A cable that connects the battery to the vehicle's electrical system
System for securing the battery in place
Another name for the buses made from 1968-1979. So called for the large single-piece windshield.
Type of turn signal bulb base in Vanagon/T25 models
a housing that covers the bell-shaped area of a transmission
System that reduces seat belt force on occupants above a certain threshold
System that tightens seat belts in the event of an accident
The horizontal line defined by the lower edges of a vehicle's windscreen, rear and side windows and pillars.
A repair manual for Volkswagen vehicles
A remote location where one would not want to experience mechanical issues or other problems.
A colloquialism for a large, heavy hammer used for various tasks.
Advanced xenon headlight system that generates high and low beam
Original type of tire used on VWs through the mid 1960s, with plies that run diagonally from one bead to the other.
Slang term for the larger glove box button used on 1961-early 1963 Notchback and Squarebacks.
A large rock used as an improvised tool for various repairs and tasks.
Device for carrying bicycles on a vehicle
A solid chunk of metal used for machining or fabricating a part.
Locks for the door pulls made of billet material
High-quality shift knob made from a solid piece of material
Window winders made of billet material
A custom coachbuilder located in Lorch, near Stuttgart, known for producing special bodies for various automobile manufacturers.
A document available from the Volkswagen Museum in Germany that provides production information on a vehicle.
A common nickname for the Beetle sedan and convertible in Iceland.
Type of automotive fuse with a blade-like design
OEM radio manufacturer for Volkswagen.
To remove air from the cooling system to prevent damage
Valve used to remove air from the cooling system
Caps for bleeding brake fluid from the system
The process of removing air or gas from a hydraulic system, such as the hydraulic valve lifter
A metal plate used to cover a hole in the dashboard if a radio is not installed.
A switch that controls the blower motor in a vehicle's heating or cooling system
Fan that blows air for heating or cooling
System for wireless communication between devices
a device using Bluetooth technology for wireless communication
A person who performs bodywork on vehicles.
A number stamped behind the passenger front seat on buses, used before the M-Code plate.
the ability of a vehicle's body to resist deformation and maintain its shape
To perform dent repair or other bodywork on a vehicle.
A polyester body filler used to smooth out bodywork or repair dents and dings in metal.
A tool used to apply force or separate parts, also known as a tie-rod-end separator.
A protective covering for the CV-joint
Compounds that provide buffering and neutralization of acidic combustion gas by-products
A fuel injection system developed by Bosch
A component that houses the brake pads and piston
Bolts used to secure the brake caliper in place
Kit used to rebuild and repair the brake caliper
A component that supports the brake caliper and rotor
A flat, round plate that rotates with the wheel and is squeezed by the brake pads to slow the vehicle
The drum-shaped component that houses the rear brake shoes
System that captures and converts brake energy into electrical energy
The level of fluid in the brake system
A flexible hose that carries brake fluid
Lever controlling the brake system in a vehicle
A switch that activates the brake lights
A set of brake lines for the Vanagon/T25 model
Material attached to brake shoes to create friction
Components of the brake system that contact the brake rotor
Kit used to install brake pads on a vehicle
System that reduces pedal force required for braking
Set of brake shoes for Vanagon/T25 models, excluding Syncro with 16-inch wheels
A metal rod used for brazing, a process of joining two metal pieces.
Usually refers to the buses made from 1968-1979, due to the resemblance of the body shape to that of a loaf of bread
A navigation aid showing the path to a document
Vanagon model Transporters . Any VW bus or Transporter .
A tool used to help install the window
By the Way
The German nickname for the original VW buses
The German nickname for the original VW buses . loosely translated, it means "work horse" or "oxen" (some sort of strong animal used for pulling heavy loads).
Component that limits the movement of a door or panel
A bumper bracket is a component that supports the bumper.
Protective bars at the front and rear of a vehicle
Any Volkswagen Transporter of any model and any year. Specifically those VW Transporters from 1968 to 1979, distinquished by a large one-piece windshield and rounded body contours. all had double-jointed independent rear suspension. also called T2 Transporter .
Sleeve or lining used to reduce friction in a mechanical joint
A type of filter that allows oil to bypass the main filter and flow directly to the engine.