@vanagon_corpus_draft

A type of contaminant that can occur when silicates drop out of the coolant

A unit that contains resistors to control the electrical current

A failure of the engine to ignite the fuel-air mixture in one or more cylinders

A pipe that connects the engine's cooling system

In Gerry’s preserved terminology FAQ, “generation” groups Transporters by body series: T1 (1949–1967), T2 (1968–1979), T3 (1980–1991; called Vanagon in North America), and T4 (1992 onward in that FAQ). In Gerry’s September 2008 “lowered and chopped Vanagon” exchange, contributors identify the same T3 generation as Vanagon in North America and T25 in the UK; replies disagree over whether “T25” is proper usage. The name therefore depends on regional convention and is not a precise model-year identifier. These are historical ranges and naming conventions; verify market and model year.

A device that limits the vacuum in the engine

A device that measures the fuel level in a vehicle's fuel tank

A tool used to apply force or separate parts, also known as a tie-rod-end separator.

A seal for the injection valve

A type of seat belt that provides three points of contact with the body

a screw used to bleed air from a heating system

A connector that attaches to a spark plug wire

The last gear ratio in a vehicle's drivetrain, between the transmission and wheels

A type of grease not recommended for lubricating clutch disc hubs

Valve that controls fuel injection in an engine

A versatile adhesive tape used for various repairs and fixes.

Heating element for diesel engine ignition

A type of coolant that does not contain phosphates

Component of diesel fuel injection system

The central part of the clutch disc that connects to the mainshaft