First check the fuses under the left lower side of the dashboard. German cars are normally wires Left/Right, so there is 1 fuse for the left headlamp, and one for the right one. That for low and high beams, so 4 in total. If the fuse(s) are fine it could be the switch near the instruments. The top of the cluster comes off by pulling back on the forward edge of it. Then there are 4 screws to remove that. There is an electrical harness to remove, and the speedometer cable. Really very simple. There are also relays near the fuse panel. Finally check the cables at the headlamps themselves, or the bulbs, Sounds like a lot of stuff, but nothing is really difficult to get to.
Headlights not working
Right in front, to the left. Under the A/C if you have one.
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1991 was the last year that VW brought in Vanagons to the US. In 1993 the Vanagon was replaced by the Eurovan until 2003 when VW stopped importing them as well to the US.
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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.
Under the back seat
To repair the heads on a 1987 VW Vanagon, first, remove the engine from the vehicle, then detach the cylinder heads by unbolting them from the engine block. Inspect the heads for cracks or warping, and if necessary, have them machined at a machine shop for flatness. Replace the head gasket, reassemble the heads onto the engine, and ensure all bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specifications before reinstalling the engine in the Vanagon. Always consult a repair manual for specific torque settings and procedures.
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Volkswagen Vanagon Official Factory Repair Manual Bently Publishers.com