This comprehensive Volkswagen Station Wagon Workshop Service Repair Manual covers models from 1968 to 1979. Providing an extensive 490 pages of detailed information, this manual is your ultimate resource for performing repairs and maintenance on your classic Volkswagen Station Wagon. It includes step-by-step procedures, explanations, and pictorial diagrams covering every aspect of your vehicle, from bumper to bumper. The manual features special notes, important points, service data, and precautions, essential for ensuring the proper maintenance, adjustments, service, removal, and installation of vehicle components. The manual offers the most detailed, comprehensive service and repair guidance available for your Volkswagen Station Wagon, empowering you to handle repairs and adjustments with confidence. This manual is a valuable reference tool for both mechanics and DIY enthusiasts alike. This manual provides detailed illustrations, exploded diagrams, drawings, and photos guiding you through every service and repair procedure for your Volkswagen Station Wagon. Adjustment and repair operations include references to Service tool numbers, with illustrations depicting the associated tools. Wear limits for your Volkswagen Station Wagon are also included. This manual is organized into groups, each containing general information, diagnosis, testing, adjustments, removal, installation, disassembly, and assembly procedures for the vehicle's systems and components. The manual emphasizes the importance of using proper service methods and repair procedures for safe and reliable vehicle operation and personal safety during repairs. This manual also includes valuable reference data, such as adjustment values, tightening torque specifications, and useful assembly details. To ensure efficient work and avoid mistakes, thoroughly review the text and familiarize yourself with procedures before starting any repair. All repairs should be performed with care in a clean, well-lit work area. This manual provides comprehensive technical information regarding the design, function, disassembly, adjusting work, and troubleshooting of your Volkswagen Station Wagon. It utilizes photographs, notes, drawings, schematics, exploded, and sectional drawings to simplify repair work. This manual also includes information about adjusting work and valuable reference data for adjusting values. For all maintenance and repair work on your Volkswagen Station Wagon, accident prevention guidelines must always be strictly observed. To perform all repairs listed in this manual, you will need a complete set of standard tools, as well as the special tools and fixtures shown and listed. Remember to replace sealing components during any repair. Tighten all threaded connections according to the required tightening torques listed on torque charts unless specified. This manual includes DANGER, CAUTION, and NOTE sections to highlight safety measures during potentially dangerous procedures. This manual is complete and intact, containing all necessary pages and sections.

The Volkswagen Station Wagon, produced from 1968 to 1979, represented a significant evolution of the iconic Type 2, popularly known as the "VW Bus" or "Microbus." While maintaining the classic, boxy design and rear-engine layout of its predecessor, the Station Wagon introduced several key improvements that enhanced its practicality and appeal. Notably, it received a longer wheelbase, creating more interior space and cargo capacity. This was further amplified by the addition of sliding side doors, facilitating effortless access to the spacious cabin. Beyond the practical enhancements, the Station Wagon retained the iconic design features that made the Type 2 a cultural phenomenon. The distinctive curved windshield, large windows offering panoramic views, and the unmistakable "split" grille remained integral elements of its distinctive charm. The Volkswagen Station Wagon offered a range of engine options, catering to diverse needs and preferences. The base model featured a 1.6-liter flat-four engine, providing reliable and economical performance. Larger, more powerful variants included the 1.7-liter and 2.0-liter engines, delivering increased power and torque, making them suitable for hauling heavier loads or navigating challenging terrains. Despite its relatively simple construction, the Station Wagon proved to be remarkably durable and reliable, with many examples remaining in excellent condition even today. Its timeless design, spacious interior, and renowned robustness contributed to its enduring popularity, making it a sought-after classic among enthusiasts. The Volkswagen Station Wagon served as a versatile vehicle for families, businesses, and individuals seeking a practical and stylish transportation solution, leaving a lasting legacy in the automotive landscape.