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That tie wrap needs trimming - they are vicious left like that. I use a set of cheap lever style nail clippers. :)

If it’s for a leisure battery and you have barn doors you could use the grommets for the tail gate hinges, run some cables to your leisure battery via a controller then leave some connectors externally for the portable panel

Started prep for the solar cables - conduit run down the side of the tailgate and grommets in the rear light and behind the small corner panel - seemed the easiest place to fish them from. I’m much more comfortable drilling there than through the roof.

...existing pipe and also have a home for my electrics to go through, I located the pipe on the A pillar but seemed like if I pulled the pipe out it would be a struggle to route it back to the same spot, I’ve ordered some grommets for the new hole, would there be any issues doing it this way? Thanks

Added some blanking grommets as those holes for fog light adjusters just seem unfinished.

https://www.t6forum.com/threads/split-charge-cabling-sunroof-drain-pipe-grommet-issue.41261/

Yes I have a sunroof, that’s what it must be, it’s coming from the exact spot as in the picture where the grommet is so I’ve routed the cable through anyway, the drain pipe is that’s what it is has came off and there is no way of me putting it back on either so hopefully won’t cause any issues

...roof board. From rear camera 6" cable with connector on end needs to connect to cable I've just threaded through rubber gaitor. Maybe drill a hole where my finger is pointing then use fish wire to connect them up. The hole will be touched up with paint and then a grommet with a hole to fit in.

Hi, I am in the process of putting electrics in van and routing cable from main battery, I have pulled out what I assumed to the the grommet that the cable goes through but it was attached to a pipe and seems to be some kind of breather and will be next to impossible to get the pipe back in...

Exactly the same as mine, I can see a rubber grommet under there but doesn't seem to be holding the cooler in place, I can move mine sideway a little too. Your concern on heat is mine too, I want to put something under there just to try it, my luck would be that it dropped out and caught in all...

...to invest in the tools to assemble the connectors. If you intend to make more than a couple, or need to thread unterminated cable through a grommet or wiring run then that may change things. Don't be tempted to try and assemble/crimp with normal DIY tools like pliers to save money - a 100w...

It should be OK but better directly under the bumper.

Looks like the Renogy Smart to me. BT comes from a separate dongle. This one comes with a plug in shelf mode switch.... They also done a heater version. .. https://www.t6forum.com/threads/lithium-lifepo4-12v-batteries-time-for-an-upgrade.11157/post-457520 ...

Hi Mat, is this the new release version Renogy with Bluetooth bms and inbuilt heating? Cheers, Steve.

Hello. How have you held the battery in place so it doesn’t move? Thanks

There are 2 cross members, the inner one is the one that is different between the 2 types, the outer one is the same for both. Its hard to make out what the inner one looks like. I know there is an additional strengthening plate on the barn door version that beefs up the area holding the top...

Hi I have just checked my van 2016 T6 and the panel mentioned is already part of the van. Mine was originally a barn door. I can see the member/skin you are talking about through the grommet hole top left. The part you mention is the cross member already on the van unless I’m missing something…

Under rear bumper. Take metal exhaust guard off at the rear. Grommet there takes you into the wall area on the rear of the drivers side wheel arch.

...from under the passenger side, down to the rear by the spare wheel carrier. we took the seat and base out, to get to the OEM hole and grommet, adding a new hole in the rubber bung i pushed the blue cable down, which come out above the adblue tank. feeding the cable tying the...

Thanks so much - extremely useful! Off topic - but how do you cook in your van by the way?