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Results for “Base”
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BA9s
Electrical systemsBase type for a light bulb, often used in vehicles
- base
- bulb
BA15s
Electrical systemsBase type for turn signal bulbs in Vanagon/T25 models
- vanagon
- t25
- base
Auriga
Vehicle models and historyA VW-based kitcar manufactured in Gainsville, Florida
- kitcar
- vw-based
- florida
Fat Base Mirror Arm
Body and interiorMirror arm used on Buses from 1955 to mid-1958
- mirror
- arm
Ethylene glycol based antifreeze
Cooling and heatingType of antifreeze that is phosphate-free and suitable for use in engines
- cooling
- engine
Electronic Accelerator
Engine and fuel systemsSensor-based accelerator pedal for engine management
- engine
- management
Bayonet
Electrical systemsType of turn signal bulb base in Vanagon/T25 models
- vanagon
- t25
- type
rain sensor
Electrical systemssensor that regulates windscreen wiper speed based on rain intensity
- safety
- weather
Vacuum advance
Engine and fuel systemsMechanism that advances the ignition timing based on engine vacuum
- ignition
- engine
TSI technology
Engine and fuel systemsTechnology based on petrol direct injection for efficient engines
- engine
- fuel
- tsi
Speed-Dependent Power Steering
Electrical systemsSystem that adjusts power steering based on vehicle speed
- steering
- power
Speed-Dependent Volume Control
Electrical systemsSystem that adjusts audio volume based on vehicle speed
- audio
- volume
ASI
Bus terminology( Automotive Services Inc. ) A U.S.-based camper conversion company out of Washington state. Manufactured a Vanagon camper conversion called the Riviera with a straight-up pop-top.
Ambulance
Bus terminologySpecial model of the bus , based on the Standard bus , first available in 1951. The most notable feature was the smaller engine lid than the previous Barndoors , and a rear hatch hinged at the bottom, which allowed stretchers to be loaded into the interior of the bus . The gas tank and spare tire were moved in order to accomodate the rear hatch.