HELP! Foot Well Cover missing? Engine noise Louder.

[Jonny Robot]

I’ve just had a Clutch slave and master fitted on my T32.

They’ve done a terrible job at putting it back together.

My question is:
Is there meant to be some sort of cover around this area? As I don’t ever remember it being to open…

My van’s engine on its return nownsounds like it’s got a higher pitch sound that’s coming through. Almost sounds like I’ve got the drivers window open and listening to the engine.

Some of the interior hasn’t been clipped into place correctly either so could that be part of the problem?

Appreciate your feedback, thanks.

 

[JOG]

That’s pants. I’d go back and have them put it back together properly. I wonder if they broke the cover when removing it and just decided to ignore it.

Either way, you have an opportunity to whack some sound deadening foam in there

 

[z1ts]

That's horrendous!!!

Take it back to them!

 

[Ads_Essex]

View attachment 265205I’ve just had a Clutch slave and master fitted on my T32.

They’ve done a terrible job at putting it back together.

My question is:
Is there meant to be some sort of cover around this area? As I don’t ever remember it being to open…

My van’s engine on its return nownsounds like it’s got a higher pitch sound that’s coming through. Almost sounds like I’ve got the drivers window open and listening to the engine.

Some of the interior hasn’t been clipped into place correctly either so could that be part of the problem?

Appreciate your feedback, thanks.

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I’m not sure about the missing piece of trim being responsible for it being noisier in the cab, but can direct you to this thread for a replacement part:

Footwell trim - part numbers

Afternoon all. Not sure if anyone has access to any parts systems but I'm looking to find the clip or screw that goes into the central panel in the front foot well, pic below but not sure what that but is called! Any help appreciated it's vibrating which is annoying!

www.t6forum.com

 

[Sasquatch]

Looks like they used a screw driver instead of trim tools.

I'd want the mangled trim replaced and reassembled by someone that knows what they're doing.