Self Study Program 310 – The Transporter 2004
VAG SSP 310 – The Transporter 2004 PDF
1950
In March 1950, series production of the first VW Transporter starts at a rate of 10 vehicles per day. For engine and axles, standard parts from the VW Beetle are used. The vehicle is characterised by a self-supporting body on a ladder frame chassis and it is driven by a rear engine with rear wheel drive.
1967
The T2 continues the success of the Transporter series further. Single piece windscreen and larger windows offer more light and greater driving safety. Dimensions and load apacity increase. For the first time, a side sliding door in installed.
1979
With a new body design, the T3 (T25) offers more space, improved all-round view and greater active and passive safety. Load volume and payload capacity increase. A new front axle provides improved road handling and safety.
1990
With the T4, a completely new vehicle concept with front wheel drive and front transverse mounted water-cooled engine is introduced.
2003
The new Transporter is launched on the market. The great variety ranges from drop-side and panel van variants up to the Multivan. It is again a trendsetter in its class.
CONTENTS
- Brief overview
- Body
- Occupant safety
- Power units
- Power transmission
- Running gear
- Electrical system
- Heating, air conditioning
- Service
This self-study programme shows the design and function of new evelopments! The contents will not be updated. For the latest testing, adjustment and repair instructions, please refer to the relevant service literature.
Language: English
Format: PDF
Pages: 64
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