This Volkswagen EuroVan manual covers the model years 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, and 1999. It includes Volkswagen EuroVan models equipped with gasoline and diesel engines. This manual was created specifically to cover only those models built for sale in the United States and Canada.

Some of the information in this manual applies only to cars of a particular model year or range of years. For example, "m.y. 1993" refers to the 1993 model year. The model year does not necessarily match the calender year in which the car was manufactured or sold. To be sure of the model year of a particular car, check the vehicle identification number (VIN) on the car. Technical changes made in production within a model year are identified in this manual by listing the VIN for the first car produced with this change.

The VIN is a unique sequence of 17 characters assigned by Volkswagen to identify each individual car. WV2MC0709PHO16886 is an example. Each of the 17 letters and numbers indicates certain facts about the car and its manufacture. The characters in the 7th and 8th spaces are Volkswagen's model designation. The letter in the 10th space indicates model year. The last six digits are the unique sequential production number. References to VIN in this manual will often include only the last several characters, such as 709PHO16886 or 70_P_016886 from the sample VIN above.

The Volkswagen VIN can be found on a plate mounted on the top of the instrument panel, on the driver's side where the number can be seen through the windshield, and on an identification label on the left doorjamb. This manual covers Volkswagen EuroVan from model years 1992 through 1999, with these VINs:

1992:...70_N_000001 to ...70_N_999999
1993:...70_P_000001 to ...70_P_999999
1994:...70_R_000001 to ...70_R_999999
1995:...70_S_000001 to ...70_S_999999
1996:...70_T_000001 to ...70_T_999999
1997:...70_V_000001 to ...70_V_999999
1998:...70_W_000001 to ...70_W_999999
1999:...70_X_000001 to ...70_X_999999

Parts of this manual apply only to certain models or components. Notice especially that the Fuel Injection and Ignition, Engine, and Transmission Repair Group numbers are repeated, each Group covering a particular engine, fuel and ignition system, or transmission type. Most pages are labeled to indicate the systems or components to which the information applies.