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But you would still have to reach right down to grab it in the first place..

Yip , my plan is to use anodised blue washers and m6 black nuts to secure them , I wanted something easily removable as well as to add a bit on colour Hopefully all parts arrive this week

The wire is now connected to pin 1 on the webasto, and embeded with the original wire loom. A stealthy install.. Nope! Not even close.. lol A 8mm spanner / wrench, for the removal of plastic cover underneath the car A 13mm spanner / wrench to the adblue tank pliers to remove those pesky rusty...

...so not sure what’s next Do I need to travel further with my new wheels before it registered? Any help would be welcome cheers Also got me a chopping board for the cooker and sink Fitted extra trim to the barn doors prevent drafts perfect Plus wheel nut covers .. sometimes the simple things

Im interested in the spinning caps. Could you capture the small marks in pic? Thanks.

After taking my time over the last 2 weeks to install the Koni Active dampers and Evo technique springs by @CRS Performance. I am so chuffed with the difference. I swapped out my stance coilovers, which to be fair had lasted 3 years and had covered a decent amount of mileage and towing a...

Take the b-pillar trim off and then if I remember correctly there are a couple of nuts at the top and the rest is a few spot welds that I drilled out. (Put a depth thing on your drill to stop you hitting the outer skin-you only need to just go through the weld. The one across the base of the van...

Up for sale are my 20" Judd T311R staggered wheels finished in matt black. The wheels have covered a maximum of 3000 miles. I bought the wheel and tyre package from Rimstyle tyres load rated T28/T30, wheels load rated up to T32. I took my van to TransporterHQ to be lowered who advised I needed a...

Just to confirm, is the 22mm hex nylock nut that comes with the kit for the top of the mount or for on top of the inner wing ? I expected an Allen key in the top to stop it spinning whilst tightening the nut, instead it’s machined for a 10mm spanner however when the nylock nut bites its still...

You shouldn't be using the nyloc nut. They're for protection during transportation only. You should re-use the genuine VW nuts that would've come off the standard suspension. The plain nut (the taller one) goes on now and the flanged nut goes on once the shock is in the van and you've got the...

From memory I can’t remember the plastic cover but would think it’s only going be a couple 10mm nuts or bolts

Its time to pass on the Trusty: CADAC 2-COOK 2 Pro - QR ( its the new 2022 model that comes with a quick release gas connector ) Plus, Fitted T6Forum CADAC side windbreaks. ++ purchased summer 2022 and used at a few camp outs since. - this is the Quick Release newer version. ** what you...

I thought I’d do a ‘how to’ as seeing a lot of questions about the broken spring on front door lower hinges and just replaced mine today. Tools required- Size 10 spline tool with extension and ratchet. 13mm spanner 10mm spanner T15 and T20 Torx bits and driver Firstly remove the plastic trim on...

Quick guide to fitting a swivel to the driver's seat, in this case it's a RIB driver's swivel and I used the handbrake lowering kit instead of the raising shims. First remove the driver's seat off the base, and remove the handbrake as described here: Thread '[GUIDE] How to remove the driver's...

I’ve ordered some vw centre caps and nut covers for them. The van is empty at the mo too

Spent hours this morning but it doesn’t look like I’ve done anything :whistle: Removed glove box, head unit, passenger seat, passenger seat base, passenger foot step, passenger seat belt pillar lower cover and scuttle panel. Ran 4AWG power cable from battery - drilled hole and fitted new...

A box spanner on the nuts inside. See the third photo down in this post if you’re not sure where they are (in case yours are covered over). I couldn’t tell you the torque setting though. It’ll be interesting to hear how or why it’s dropped.

I've seen the sound deadening in the scuttle area a few times before now, but never with this type of foam. Still asking myself if there is not an issue with rust/ water between the layers (metal from the scuttle an foam of the sound deadening mat). Does anyone have a sort of long-term...

If I need a bed I take the tent. But this is what I have done in my LWB KOMBI. I replaced the floor with 12mm plywood, covered with rubber flooring. I've put prong T nuts into the ply so that I can take my wheel chocks in & out as necessary.

they are just matt black plastic covers eBay £12.50 for 20