Volkswagen Vanagon workshop manuals
Volkswagen Vanagon at a glance: 7 manuals, covering 1982 to 1989 models, with engines from 1.6 to 2.1 litres. Engine and chassis codes covered: MV.
About the Vanagon
Vanagon was the North American name for the third-generation Volkswagen Transporter (T3), made in Hannover from 1978 to 1991 and the last rear-engined Volkswagen. Early vans had air-cooled engines; water-cooled "Wasserboxer" engines followed in 1983, and the four-wheel-drive Syncro was built by Puch in Graz, Austria.
What these manuals cover
- 1982: the air-cooled 2.0-litre flat-four.
- 1983–1984: the water-cooled 1.9-litre Wasserboxer and the 1.6-litre diesel.
- 1986–1989: the enlarged 2.1-litre water-cooled engine, in two-wheel drive and the Syncro.
Sources: Wikipedia — Volkswagen Type 2 (T3).
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| Variant / engine | Year |
|---|---|
| 2WD L4-2109cc 2.1L | 1986 |
| F4- 1915cc 1.9L | 1984 |
| F4- 1915cc 1.9L (Water Cooled) | 1983 |
| F4- 1970cc 2.0L | 1982 |
| L4-1588cc 1.6L DSL SOHC | 1983 |
| Syncro AWD F4- 2109cc 2.1L (MV) | 1989 |
| Syncro AWD L4-2109cc 2.1L | 1987 |