Hello from Scotland

[ScottyLee59]

Sorry I’m Colin by the way

Fit like

 

[The Flying Scotsman]

Hi Scott
Welcome to the forum.
I’m just down the road in Dundee

 

[Lordkarl]

I'm looking to purchase 2018 kombi t30 it has the seat set in the rear bit only attached at the centre seat. I want to fit a seat set to give more legroom , would this need to be on track or are there point in floor. TIA

 

[ScottyLee59]

Welcome to T6F.

Cheers

Hi Scott
Welcome to the forum.
I’m just down the road in Dundee

Hello

 

[DeBangis]

How comes joined yesterday but at 11th page, hundreds of comments?

 

[Badjamin]

I'm looking to purchase 2018 kombi t30 it has the seat set in the rear bit only attached at the centre seat. I want to fit a seat set to give more legroom , would this need to be on track or are there point in floor. TIA

There are location marks in the sub floor but you need to get underneath to fit bracings for additional seat points if they aren't already done. Are there capped off points in line with your current seat fixings?

A rail system is extremely versatile but costly to buy and install (from a yorkshireman's perspective) and obviously you're left with train tracks down your floor

 

[Eibbor]

Hello everyone. Picking up my first van on Monday. It's a T32 4motion 2.0 BiTdi 180. All my research I somehow never came across the EGR issues until last night. Went a bit of a deep dive and found out I do have the CFCA engine but unsure of the EGR revision yet. Fingers crossed I get a good one and I will take steps to prevent/ repair anyway. I'm very handy on the tools.
I hope my posts here will be of my new van and its different stages of conversion, rather than asking for help!

If anyone is in central Scotland, give me a shout, would be good to have contacts for VCDS etc until I get my own.

 

[DaveD]

Welcome to the forum!
Asking for help and advice is often cheaper in the long run, there's a wealth of knowledge on here.
Enjoy your new van and keep us updated.

 

[T6Plumber]

Welcome to the forum!
Asking for help and advice is often cheaper in the long run, there's a wealth of knowledge on here.
Enjoy your new van and keep us updated.

Tonnes of help to be had, but I can confirm that being on the forum has not been cheaper in the long run