The Vanagon Dictionary

Mirror arm used on Buses from 1955 to mid-1958

• mirror
• arm

Metal arms that extend from the front beam to hold front brakes and shocks

• suspension
• arms

Metal arm that holds the wiper blade

• vanagon
• t25
• wipers

arms that support the roof when it is raised

• roof
• mechanism

A support for the arm, typically located on a door or seat

• interior
• comfort

Plastic or metal covers for the wiper arm

• beetle
• wipers

A component that transmits motion from the camshaft to the valves

• engine
• arm

Components that require regular inspection to prevent premature wear

• suspension
• bushings

A component that connects the suspension system to the frame of the vehicle

• suspension
• steering

smaller portion of front suspension arms

• suspension
• front

Rotating rod that drives the wiper arm

• vanagon
• t25
• wipers

A component that connects the control arm to the steering knuckle

• suspension
• steering

Long rods of steel that replace torsion springs to secure trailing arms

• suspension
• rods

Suspension system with two wishbone-shaped arms for improved wheel guidance

• suspension
• wheel
• guidance

Type of wheel suspension with four rod-type control arms

• suspension
• wheel
• control

A vehicle produced in Australia from 1965 to 1968, using the Beetle engine and floor pan with Bus trailing arms and reduction boxes.

• australia
• beetle
• bus