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Alphabetical public term index for this language.
Component that blocks sunlight
Mechanically driven compressor that increases engine charge pressure
Connectors that suppress electrical noise in the ignition system
Measures to protect and preserve the natural environment
A type of cooling system used in campers
Connecting rod between sway bar and suspension
Bushings for connecting sway bars to the vehicle chassis
Lower bushings for sway bar links
A type of rear axle that is 'fixed' at the wheel (that is, it is not able to flex up or down), but is able to move up and down at the transmission end. It required the rear wheels to move in an arc, rather than vertically, when hitting bumps. in some cars (beetles and corvairs and some early porsches), it could cause the wheel to tuck under the car during high speed cornering.
Devices for controlling electrical circuits
Seats that can rotate to face different directions
The four-wheel drive version of the Vanagon , made between 1986 and 1991. using a viscous coupling arrangement, the front wheels could be made to automatically provide pulling power (at any time the rear wheels began to slip or spin). This term also applies to the four-wheel drive EuroVans , which are unfortunately not imported into the United States.
A type of oil made from chemical compounds, offering superior performance and protection.
A type of wrench with a T-shaped handle
A connector that splits a hose into two branches
The first generation of Transporters , from 1949-1967. Note that this is not Type 1, but just T1 (for Transporter 1 ). Strictly speaking, it should be Type 2 , T1 . Known as the Station Wagon or Microbus .
The 2 nd generation of Transporters , from 1968-1979, known as the Station Wagon or Bus .
The 3 rd generation of Transporters , from 1980-1991, known in North America as Vanagon , and elsewhere as Caravelle or just Transporter .
The 4 th generation of Transporters , from 1992 to the present, known in North America as the EuroVan , and elsewhere as Caravelle or just Transporter .
Instrument that measures engine speed in revolutions per minute