First, unhook the battery. Changing a starter on a Bus is much more difficult than it is on any other aircooled VW. It shouldn't be because it's a lot easier to get to the starter, but it is because the 17mm nut that holds the top bolt in, is all the way at the front of the engine compartment. (Back is where the door is.) If your Bus is 1972 or newer you don't have to work around the fan shroud because there isn't one--you just have to bypass the carbs or FI system. 1971 and older, you get to work your wrench around the fan shroud. Whatever you have to do to get a 17mm box wrench back there, you do. Anyway, once you've removed the nut from hell, it's not hard to get the starter out--it's on the right side of the transmission. There's one more bolt holding it in, plus the battery and bendix wires. Remove all those, pull out the old starter, insert a new one and..."installation is the reverse of removal."
There is no 1991 VW Rabbit.
Front of the transmition
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No, it is not hard to change a starter on a 2001 VW Passat. However, one should use caution when working on any component of a cars electrical system and also have all necessary tools and parts on hand to make the repair easier.
where is the starter located in a 2001 VW Passat. GLS 1.8 V6
it on the starter
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The gross weight of a 1969 Volkswagen Bus is 2,723 pounds. The VW Bus was produced between 1968 and 1971.
The origanl price for a 1965 vw delux bus was $1,800.
The starter on a 2001 VW Passat is located on the right side of the engine's bottom. The shield has to be removed before you can reach the starter.