When the Volkswagen EuroVan Campmobile appeared in showrooms in 1997, it was virtually unchanged from previous versions. It was still powered by a 109-horsepower, 2.5-liter five-cylinder engine, which was linked to a five-speed manual transmission. A four-speed automatic was optional.
Standard features included bucket seats, power brakes, cruise control, a tilt steering wheel, power windows, air conditioning, power door locks, and a roof rack. The Campmobile was also equipped with a refrigerator, stove, countertop with a sink, dining tables, pop-up roof with canvas sides and screen windows, and a rear bench seat that unfolds into a bed.
Drivers appreciated the Campmobile for its roominess, comfort, reliability, and practicality. And even though some still considered the Campmobile underpowered, others felt the engine was adequate for such a functional vehicle.
Is there an adaptor to allow us to refill the propane tank of our Eurovan 1997 without having to jack up the van? The nozzle on the the large propane tanks at the gas station does not fit between the inlet and the ground unless we jack up the car quite high.
Replaced original auxiallry battery in 96 Eurovan with new charged larger deep cycle battery ( More amperage) then noticed rhtymic slow clicking coming from rear control centre associated with slight change in dome light in main vehicle with each 'click'( every 10 secs) sound. Not sure waht is going on
Where is the ECM on a 1997 Volkswagen EuroVan located
Audio System
AM/FM radio
Brakes
ABS: 4-wheel
Convenience Features
Steering wheel: tilt-adjustable
Lights
Exterior entry lights: security approach lamps
Mirrors
Exterior mirrors: heated
Roof
OEM roof height: undefined
Seats
Front seat type: bucket · Upholstery: cloth
Windows
Front wipers: intermittent