@Jayjmac @Lord Mfwic
Been to the Sheffield dealers today, arriving at silly o'clock (06:30hrs), due to them working split shifts (6-2 & 2-10) to allow for distance working.
A Master Tech was assigned and was on the case @ 0800hrs.
Plugged in his laptop & found numerous faults , logged when the conversion company did their stuff 15 months ago. All relating to battery low voltage, rear lights being removed and fuse boards being played with. Nothing to do with the NS door not power latching, though
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All faults wiped clean & nothing else now found or resurfaced.
He did say he had seen it before though, but not often!!!
@Salty Spuds, I think he may have been referring to your similar tale?
To be fair, he has now sent me on my way home and he is ordering a new power door module to keep in stock, so when he does the next play around ,he will have the (suspected) part.
What he did say though, was that as I bought it as a panel van, Vw only allow them time to dismantle the original trim panel, not the converters panel.
The rogue module is tucked away in the nearside, above the rear wheel arch and there is no way of getting to it by any other means.
To help, next time I give them the T6, I will drop it off devoid of all the camping gear, presently stored, here, there & every where.
I have also talked to the original conversion company (AJC conversions, @ Glossop, nr Manchester) who have said that if any of the hidden, fir tree panel clips break or bend when dismantling, they will supply FOC some more and if I call in at any time, will re fit the panel correctly, if I am not happy at the refitting by Vw. Happy days!!!
It's booked back in for mid September, which is a date to suit me and when the same Master tech is back on shift.
Oh - and all the above investigation was FOC, not even a £5.75 charge for Covid 19 sanitisation, as the guy from the booking desk suggested last week!
Watch this space...