Where can I get Vanagon Westfalia camper parts?
Vanagon Westfalia Parts is run by a team of VW-camper enthusiasts at Dr. Björn’s Auto on the west coast of Canada—but we ship around the world! We are the original Canadian supplier for OEM Westfalia skylights and camper parts, and our supply partners include: Reimo, Günzl Classic Parts, Bus Depot, The Skylight Guy, VW Classic Parts and many more.
Who are the suppliers of Vanagon Westfalia skylights?
We specialize in VW Campers and TDI, AAZ Diesel and Vegetable Oil conversions as part of our environmental philosophy. Our supply partners include Reimo, Günzl Classic Parts, Bus Depot, The Skylight Guy, VW Classic Parts and many more. We are the original Canadian supplier for OEM Westfalia skylights and camper parts.
Where can I get VW T2 Bay Westfalia parts?
Scroll down for full listings or search for specific VW T2 Bay window Westfalia parts using the search box at the very top of this page. Interest free credit is available on all purchases of £350 or more. You can apply online – it’s quick, easy and you’ll get an instant decision.
When did Westfalia start making VW bus parts?
Between 1968 and 1991 there were many different Westfalia layouts and variations on the layouts. We try to cover all Westfalia interiors and layouts but, as our parts are mainly second-hand, they are subject to availability. Please click below to look for the item you are interested in.
Is the Vanagon 4 speed manual the same as the automatic?
Yes, the Vanagon AT costs more to overhaul than the Vanagon 4-speed manual (about $1800 instead of $1300), but since there are no clutches to replace in the interim, cost to own is about the same.
How to adjust the shift knob on a Vanagon?
Position shifter fore/aft such that: • Shift knob is in neutral position for/aft, and all the way to the right (in the 3-4 shift gate) 6. Tighten coupler bolt. 7. Check shifting. Should go into 3rd/4th easily. • If not, repeat steps 3-6 above. • If yes, checking shifting into 1st/2nd.