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Alphabetical public term index for this language.
a type of oil used in refrigerant systems, compatible with R134a
A model of bus that has no side windows behind the front doors. usually a commercial model.
A model of Volkswagen vehicle with a closed cargo area
Basic Bus model without seats or windows in the rear compartment, often used for commercial purposes.
A roof opening system with at least two glass elements
The energy consumed by a vehicle's electrical systems when the engine is off
A system that warns the driver of nearby objects using ultrasonic sensors
A system that assists the driver in parking by steering the vehicle into parallel and perpendicular spaces
A unique identifier for a vehicle part
A vehicle in poor condition, only useful for salvaging parts.
Design measures that protect occupants from injury in the event of a collision
Sensors that do not require an external power source to operate
The unique visual appearance of a vehicle's original paint, worn through to primer or bare metal over time.
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).
Pre-Delivery Inspection, a process to check vehicle condition
Improved by well-designed vehicle lighting and good visibility
A brand of adhesive and sealant products
Type of engine using petrol fuel
a chemical compound used as a corrosion inhibitor in antifreeze
A type of coolant that does not contain phosphates
Strain on occupants due to vehicle vibrations, noise, and climatic influences
Slang term for the vent wing windows on 1952 and earlier Buses, characterized by their hinge design.
A model of Volkswagen vehicle with an open cargo bed
A model of bus that had a flat load bed with no fixed roof over the rear half of the vehicle. Optional canvas tents were available to cover the rear flat bed area. (See Single-cab and Double-cab .)
Electrical connector or wiring harness branch
A tiny imperfection in paint, resembling a small hole made by a pin.
A nut that adjusts the tension on the pinion bearing
A moving part that transfers force in a reciprocating motion.
A circular clip that holds a piston pin in place
Pin that connects the piston to the connecting rod
A ring that fits around a piston to seal the gap between the piston and cylinder
Gaps between the piston rings, which must be offset to prevent oil from entering the combustion chamber
The total distance a piston moves in a vehicle's engine
Chrome that has been damaged by water or age, resulting in small blemishes.
Type of gear set used in automatic transmissions
French term for origin plate or country plate
A type of fastener used to secure wires, hoses, or other items.
A type of clear plastic material used for corner windows in Barndoor era deluxe buses before glass was used.
A tool used to grip or bend objects
A connector that attaches to a spark plug wire
A component that moves up and down in a valve lifter
Abbreviation for Previous Owner, referring to the prior owner of a vehicle.
A type of seat with a high backrest, made of polyurethane foam
Side windows that are hinged to swing out for ventilation.
A camper roof section that lifts above the body, usually with a flexible fabric enclosure when raised, adding standing room while keeping a lower profile when closed. Gerry’s 1998 camper-conversion discussion contrasts pop-top layouts with the fixed high-roof Adventurewagen conversion; they are different body configurations, not interchangeable names. Roof design and interior details vary by builder and model year.
The flexible fabric enclosure between a raised camper roof and the fixed vehicle roof. Depending on the design, it may include screened or closable openings; it is an enclosure, not a roof support or fall-protection device.
A hinged roof section that raises above a camper van to create extra headroom and, when equipped, access to an upper sleeping area. Roof construction, latches, and bed equipment vary among VW Bus and camper conversions.
A liftable roof that provides additional sleeping space, often found in Westfalia campers
An aftermarket product used to paint over and seal rust, preventing further damage.
a five-speed transmission system manufactured by Porsche
A type of bolt with a star-shaped hole
a transaxle used in Porsche vehicles
The lowest temperature at which an oil can still flow.
A braking system that uses power assistance
Cap that seals the radiator and maintains system pressure
Device that regulates fuel pressure in the engine
Valve that opens to release excess pressure in the cooling system
Sensors that detect changes in air pressure to detect collisions
The process of applying a initial tension or pressure to a component, such as a pushrod tube
Another name for the Single-cab pickup truck.
A publication containing information about a product or its updates
service that transmits station name with radio broadcast
Type of heater that uses propane as fuel
A fuel source for the refrigerator
A container that holds the power steering fluid
Pounds per square inch, a unit of measurement for air pressure
A synthetic polymer used as a lubricant and anti-wear additive in engine oils
A tool used to apply force to remove a component
A tool used to make holes or marks in metal
A rod that transmits motion from the camshaft to the valves
A tube that contains the pushrod, which transmits motion from the camshaft to the valves