This comprehensive Volkswagen Transporter type2 1600 Workshop Service Repair Manual is your essential guide to understanding and performing repairs on your vehicle. Packed with detailed information, this manual provides step-by-step instructions, clear illustrations, exploded diagrams, and photos that guide you through every repair procedure, from bumper to bumper. The manual includes specialized notes, important points, service data, precautions, and necessary information for maintenance, adjustments, service, removal, and installation of vehicle components. You'll find explanations of all installation, removal, disassembly, assembly, repair, and check procedures laid out in a sequential order for easy understanding. Adjustment and repair operations include references to service tool numbers, with corresponding illustrations depicting the tool and its usage. The manual also includes wear limits for various components, relevant data, and helpful assembly details. This manual emphasizes safety and provides warnings and cautions throughout, ensuring a smooth and successful repair experience. It also includes a periodic maintenance chart to help you maximize the life of your vehicle by following recommended schedules. This service manual is designed to help both mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike. Its clear and concise language, combined with extensive visual aids, makes it a valuable resource for anyone working on a Volkswagen Transporter type2 1600.

The Volkswagen Transporter Type 2, affectionately known as the "T1" or "Split Screen" due to its distinctive split windshield, is a legendary van that revolutionized transportation and became an icon of the 1960s and 70s. Introduced in 1950, the Transporter was designed by Ben Pon, a Dutch Volkswagen importer, who envisioned a vehicle that could efficiently transport goods and people. The T1 was built upon a modified Beetle platform, featuring a rear-mounted, air-cooled four-cylinder engine and a simple, robust construction. This combination of practicality and affordability quickly made it a popular choice for businesses, families, and surfers alike. Its iconic shape, with its rounded bodywork and large, rounded windows, became synonymous with freedom, adventure, and the "hippie" movement. The Volkswagen Transporter T1 was produced in various configurations, including panel vans, buses, and even ambulances, each tailored to specific needs. It was celebrated for its versatility, its ability to be easily modified and customized, and its durability. The T1's success led to a long legacy of successor models, including the T2, T3, T4, T5, and T6, each building upon the foundations laid by the original. While the Transporter Type 2 may no longer be in production, its influence continues to be felt today, with its iconic design and spirit influencing modern vans and inspiring a global community of enthusiasts who maintain, restore, and celebrate these remarkable vehicles.