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The Vanagon Dictionary
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Results for “Repair”
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VTA Ticket
Tools and maintenance terminologyA technical assistance ticket for vehicle repair
- maintenance
- ticket
- vta
VTA system
Tools and maintenance terminologySystem used by technicians for maintenance and repair
- system
- technology
- maintenance
Jacking points
Body and interiorPoints on the vehicle where a jack can be safely placed
- maintenance
- repair
Technical Service Bulletins
Tools and maintenance terminologyOfficial notices for vehicle repairs and maintenance
- tsb
- bulletins
- service
TSB
Tools and maintenance terminologyTechnical Service Bulletin, a document providing information on repairs and maintenance
- technical
- bulletin
- service
Rebuild Kit
Tools and maintenance terminologySet of parts needed to rebuild a component or system
- maintenance
- repair
JB Weld
Tools and maintenance terminologyA type of epoxy adhesive used for repairing and bonding surfaces
- adhesive
- epoxy
Brake caliper rebuild kit
Brakes and suspensionKit used to rebuild and repair the brake caliper
- brakes
- vanagon
Rear corner underside
Body and interiorArea at the bottom of the rear corner of the vehicle
- vanagon
- t25
- repair
Tech Tips
Tools and maintenance terminologyPractical advice or guidance on technical matters related to maintenance or repair.
- advice
- guidance
- technical
Bondo
Tools and maintenance terminologyA polyester body filler used to smooth out bodywork or repair dents and dings in metal.
- bodywork
- filler
Follow-up/Escalation Program
Tools and maintenance terminologyA program for following up and escalating vehicle repair issues
- program
- follow-up
- escalation
EGR
Bus terminologyExhaust Gas Recirculation. One of the emission control techniques, in which gases are sucked from the exhaust pipes (before the muffler) and re-circulated through the intake manifold (to be 'burned' again). the high heat associated with exhaust gases required expensive metals ... so replacing/repairing this system can be costly.