Hi-Lo roof rain ‘caps’ missing - Help!

[kingkambo]

Hi all! Hoping someone with a hi-lo roof can help… only our 2nd camping outing in the van have popped the roof and where it bolts down at the front- there are no caps to screw bolts back in to stop rain coming in have put duct tape for now but what is supposed to be here? Previous owners has given us some random bits but nothing which resembles caps to plug these holes! Any help appreciated

 

[Bav]

You should have 2 rubber bungs amongst your random bits.

 

[True Romance]

Suspect it will some sort of rubber bung that plugs the hole. Mine is the early version so different set up.

 

[kingkambo]

No rubber bungs… hopefully easy to find somewhere when we get home! Thanks all!

 

[DXX]

If not, measure the diameter and Ebay.

 

[Insert Coin]

You need these for the rear



Can’t find the fronts shown anywhere, Visiontech will have them I’m sure.

 

[kingkambo]

Thanks mate- will contact them. I did actually send a message when I first bought the van asking if they offer an overhaul/maintenance service for the roof but I didn’t get a response back. Will try again!

 

[kingkambo]

Luckily no leaks in the roof other than the holes!

 

[Insert Coin]

Yeah it does look like Visiontech need to up their game when it comes to communicating.

Possibly getting lots of flack from angry HiLo owners looking for warranty work.

 

[Bav]

Yeah it does look like Visiontech need to up their game when it comes to communicating.

Possibly getting lots of flack from angry HiLo owners looking for warranty work.

Unfortunately, it's not just the Hilo side of things that they need to up their communications game on. They promised of me lots of pics of the progress of my conversion, but despite much prompting I only got a handful of pics, none of which included the major items (roof, windows, electrics, lining, plumbing). Very disappointing.

I get the impression that the take-over of Hilo and the expansion of that side of the business has become all-consuming, at least for their senior management.

 

[Insert Coin]

That’s good to know, I had Visiontech down on the the list of companies that I wanted to convert my new Transporter, I’ll scrub them off the list I think.

 

[Ads_Essex]

..I did actually send a message when I first bought the van asking if they offer an overhaul/maintenance service for the roof but I didn’t get a response back..

Yeah it does look like Visiontech need to up their game when it comes to communicating.

Unfortunately, it's not just the Hilo side of things that they need to up their communications game on. They promised of me lots of pics of the progress of my conversion, but despite much prompting I only got a handful of pics, none of which included the major items (roof, windows, electrics, lining, plumbing). Very disappointing.

I get the impression that the take-over of Hilo and the expansion of that side of the business has become all-consuming, at least for their senior management.

Review a business -

VisionTech Automotive, Colchester

After much deliberation I chose VisionTech in Colchester to fit my Hilo pop roof along with a few other things. Leisure Battery, captain chairs, Webasto heating system, awning etc... I have to say that they were pretty faultless. Fitted on schedule and as per their build sheet. I am fussy by...

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[Bav]

Review a business -

VisionTech Automotive, Colchester

After much deliberation I chose VisionTech in Colchester to fit my Hilo pop roof along with a few other things. Leisure Battery, captain chairs, Webasto heating system, awning etc... I have to say that they were pretty faultless. Fitted on schedule and as per their build sheet. I am fussy by...

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I want them to address my snagging list before providing a full review. There's more items on that list than I would like and more than I would have expected for a conversion costing north of £40k, but I think it's only fair to allow them the space to rectify things.