Don't know about the fan cooler, but I've drained the coolant from my '90. First take the aluminum shield off the passenger side of the engine. (The one that covers the cylinders). In between the cylinders is a drain plug for the block. Take that out. Then take the hose off at the lower radiator connection. It won't get it all, but it is about the best you can do. When you fill it back up, make sure you dive up and down short steep hills to get the air bubbles out. Then refill the resevoir.
The battery in the 1984 vanagon is located behind the passenger seat in a container.
Here is a link to an illustrated step-by-step procedure for replacting a Vanagon ignition switch: http://carboncow.net/vanagon/projects/ignition_switch.htm
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Volkswagen Vanagon Official Factory Repair Manual Bently Publishers.com
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There are sites which sell all different types of automobiles in operation, and example would be autotrader. However, the Vanagon actually has it's own website dedicated to it, simply named vanagon. On this site there are links to other pages where people have them for sale.
0.028" (0.7mm)
tires are 14"
The VW Vanagon is the third in the line of the Volkswagen Transporters. It is classified as a van and has either rear wheel drive or four wheel drive.
I have an 83 aircooled vanagon camper...so far it has been very reliable. Just remember to check/change oil and take care of it.
Here you go: http://www.vanagonparts.com/fuse_panel_86to91.html This covers 86' thru 91" VW Vanagon fuse boxes