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Hi everyone, can anyone help , does a troc flat bottom steering multi function wheel fit straight onto the t6 and is the air bag the same ? Thanks

...lift years ago, but the Ulez means I have to sell! I’ve just bought a T6 and am going to attempt to Fave lift it to a T6.1 I’ve just made the school boy error of purchasing a MFSW flat bottom assuming my air bag will fit! Now I’m just trying to find the correct part number for the 3 pin air bag

Thanks! I have an appointment with the garage on Thursday..

I've upgraded my wheel to a flat bottom one so my old wheel is surpluses. I've had to swap the buttons over as I wasn't sure if it was compatible with my van. You will get my original steering wheel plus the buttons that came with the fb wheel. Leather will need re dying as its worn in...

Bulkhead support removal. My method worked but not saying it’s correct :) Drill out spot welds Use claw hammer to lever the support away at each weld I then used a flat head screwdriver and whacked the weld with a hammer (worked a treat) Then ground down the spot welds until smooth...

wrong wheel (wrong button and modules)? did you have buttons before? the horn is connected to "button control modules" in the mfsw, so you might need additional wires to the wheel for LIN bus and power?

Fitted the new steering wheel. Flat bottom and flappy paddles all working.

Can recommend one of these. Fitted one last weekend VW T6 Transporter & Caravelle Rear Bumper Protector Guard

I Have a Carbon Dipped wheel trim for Golf GTI/R flat bottom wheel, this is the trim without the R badge as I thought it suited better as Transporter isnt a GTI or R Not fitted since being done all clips etc intact New trims are around £135 new for either standard black or chrome, this cost...

Bit pricy mate for just the steering wheel no airbag. Genuine VW Polo, Caddy Flat Bottom black leather steering wheel. £60 | eBay

I have a rainbow screens poptop cover for a austops roof and although I use a collapsible step to fit it (taken everywhere anyway, used as foot stall, table and it’s original purpose loading the bikes) it’s only to feed it through the bottom of the roof struts etc. The front edge (f1 I guess)...

Hi all. I know there have been a lot of threads on this. but will a flat bottom wheel from a 17 plate caddy fit my 2016 T6 mine is a trend line with no buttons. but the new wheel comes with the radio buttons and phone buttons i am assuming there will be an extra wire to make these buttons...

Ok thank you. I will look. As I just drive with the rear seats flat and it still did it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ keep you posted Ok will check that too. Thanks

Does anyone know if a polo multifunction steering wheel is the same as a t6 I want to retrofit mfsw with cruse the only difference seems to be that the polo is flat bottom has anyone done this before thanks

Nice new steering wheel. Flat bottom and flappy paddles. Might try and fit it later.

Highline Flat Bottom Steering Wheel With or without airbag £150 without £225 with Going Rutland Water and C & M if you want to collect it

Re 1), this was in response to a Q asking if it was normal that the leisure battery discharged in a week in winter... ...did you mean to say that yes this is normal? Did you perhaps miss the key word 'unless'? ie "yes this is normal UNLESS you've turned all the camping loads off"? ...but...

Hi Selling this VW T6.1 Transporter Flat bottom carbon steering wheel , BRAND NEW , Red Stitching . Cost me 695 , will sell for 580 ! Plus 15 pounds postage . Bought this from Leighton Vans but no longer required . Will be well packed for postage . Comes with buttons as well , just swap out...

You can stay overnight in the Sticklebarn (Langdale) and Aria Force car park (Ullswater) for £10 a night, both have the toilets available to use, you can pay at the ticket machine. Sticklebarn Barn is on a bit of a slope so get in early to nab the flat spaces at the bottom. Ps, I haven’t stayed...

Hi mate drop me a message or a call and we can go through wheel spec etc and price for the work. Cheers Chris