Vanagon.com · shared lexical service
The Vanagon Dictionary
Look up Vanagon, EuroVan and Volkswagen Bus terms. Definitions and source records come from the shared Dictionary, which remains available at dictionary.ja1.io.
Results for “Car”
59 public entries · page 1 of 3
Moulded carpet kit
Body and interiorPre-shaped carpet set with underlay
- interior
- upholstery
Engine carrier bar
Engine and fuel systemsA structural component that supports the engine
- engine
- carrier
- bar
Car-Net
Electrical systemsVolkswagen's connectivity and telematics system
- connectivity
- system
Caravelle
Vehicle models and historyModel variant of the Vanagon or T25 vehicle
- vanagon
- model
Brake carrier
Brakes and suspensionA component that supports the brake caliper and rotor
- brakes
Weber
Engine and fuel systemsSupplier of high-performance dual carburetors for Volkswagen engines.
- carburetor
- performance
Ambulance Step
Body and interiorA cargo-area step standard on Ambulance vehicles
- ambulance
- step
- cargo
Cargo Area
Body and interiorArea located behind the front seat area of a Bus
- bus
- interior
Parts Car
Tools and maintenance terminologyA vehicle in poor condition, only useful for salvaging parts.
- vehicle
- condition
- parts
Car cover
Body and interiorUniversal cover for all Vanagon models, including high roof and campers
- vanagon
- cover
- accessories
Carbon Monoxide
Engine and fuel systemsColorless, odorless gas produced by incomplete combustion, posing health risks to humans.
- emissions
- pollution
Check strap release pin
Body and interiorPin that releases the check strap on cargo doors
- doors
- cargo
Carbon Dioxide
Engine and fuel systemsColorless, odorless gas produced by the combustion of fossil fuels, contributing to climate change.
- emissions
- pollution
Carat
Vehicle models and historyA seven-passenger version with a lower stance and additional features like body cladding and power windows.
- vanagon
- variant
Four Gas Analyzer
Engine and fuel systemsDevice used to measure exhaust gas content, including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, oxygen, and hydrocarbons.
- emissions
- testing
TÜV
Bus terminology(Technischer Überwachungs Verein) An agency of the German Federal Government. sort of a combination of DOT and EPA , as well as being responsible for inspecting cars every few years. They very thoroughly checks the car's safety features (breaks, body rust, steering). Older cars often fail, so they head for Eastern Europe, while Germany is left with only spic-and-span cars. Some people believe there is a collusion with car manufacturers to increase turnover.
Bike rack
Camper equipmentDevice for carrying bicycles on a vehicle
- bicycles
- accessories
Fuel hose
Engine and fuel systemsHose carrying fuel in a vehicle
- fuel
- hose
Hoses
Tools and maintenance terminologyFlexible tubes that carry air for painting
- air
- hose
- equipment
Brake hose
Brakes and suspensionA flexible hose that carries brake fluid
- brakes
- vanagon
- t25
Ignition cables
Electrical systemsCables that carry the ignition signal to the spark plugs
- ignition
- cables
electric choke
Engine and fuel systemsa device that helps start a cold engine
- choke
- carburetor
CO Meter
Tools and maintenance terminologyDevice measuring carbon monoxide levels in exhaust gases
- emission
- testing
CO-2
Engine and fuel systemsCarbon Dioxide, a measure of combustion efficiency in engines
- emissions
- combustion