Thanks listees,  I have ordered this from the Bus Depot.  Being a
British car restorer in addition to keeping my Vanagon alive I know what
a spanner is, have bought lots of parts from auto jumbles, and try to
avoid bodging up my repairs.  I can handle a British version, you can't
have too much information when it comes to car repair!

Per Lindgren wrote:
>
>
> Haynes have a manual for the Vanagon, but it is aimed at Europe/Asia, not
> the US. It covers most of the features of the US models, though. It does
> cover things as US-spec cat-engines, air-conditioning, 5-speed tranny and
> carburetted engines. It does NOT cover Diesel, Turbo-diesel and Syncro.
> This manual is not an "owners workshop manual" like previous manuals, but
> included in a new series of "repair and service manuals". These manuals are
> not as much "tear down and rebuild everything yourself"  type manuals, I.E.
> it does not cover how to rebuild the tranny. It is available in English
> #3452 and Swedish #SV3392. The air-cooled manuals are: English/Europe
> #0638, US/Canada #96045. My manual (swedish) has a complete list of manuals
> available at time of print, but all manuals available is on-line.
>
> PerL
> 88 Syncro

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