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914s have a common hot start problem but not sure if it applies to vanagons or not.
The teener problem is a design deficiency where the entire voltage for the starter solenoid goes directly through the key ignition switch. Putting a seperate solenoid in line takes the amp load off the ignition switch and allows more power to get to the starter solenoid.
I kinda doubt they'd repeat that mistake with the vanagon so it's probably a starter solenoid as previously stated, or less likely just corroded electrical connections at the starter that are making marginal contact.
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