What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
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I loved the GTD seats in the 2x MK7 GTDs I had, so much that I bought a set and fitted them to my Caddy. Would love them in my T6 but I use the armrests all the time
Sound deadening the front passenger door. Couldn’t line the door metal as not brave enough to take the inside door panel off and line behind, so did the reverse of the external door card as well.
Been out for a drive for the first time since I finished doing all the rest sound deadening / thermoliner / fleece. Massive difference, feels much more solid and quiet!
Drivers door and external wheel arches still to do.
Worth doing the scuttle?
Been out for a drive for the first time since I finished doing all the rest sound deadening / thermoliner / fleece. Massive difference, feels much more solid and quiet!
Drivers door and external wheel arches still to do.
Worth doing the scuttle?
SWMBO doesn’t mind lowering but draws the line at a good rim!
You can get enough of the door skin by removing the speaker.
For the door I undid all the fixings for the metal panel and then pulled the bottom out enough to fit my arm through from underneath and popped a block of wood in to maintain the gap. You can see what you’re doing through the speaker hole.
Took the dash to pieces to add dodo mat 15mm sound absorber over the trims and underside of dash. The upper glove box is ridiculously hard to removed.
Also fitted the van x dash liners. Great fit and look perfect but the tape doesn't stick at all. Can't find anything that does as its such shiney plastic. Any ideas?
Also fitted the van x dash liners. Great fit and look perfect but the tape doesn't stick at all. Can't find anything that does as its such shiney plastic. Any ideas?
Removed the Kiravans 12v control panel and rely/fuse box and started to re do/reroute all the wiring so that I can install my shiny new Renogy One.
Had to install a new fuse box, and I put in a 12v isolatore at the same time.
Renogy One up and running and stupidly it won’t find my Renogy Bluetooth enabled Lithium battery.
Even more annoyingly, when I pair it with the Renogy app on my phone the Renogy app can no longer see my battery either.
Unpair them and the battery reappears in the phone app.
Anyway, time for beer now, I’ll look at that again tomorrow when I finish wiring in the new fuse box.
Had to install a new fuse box, and I put in a 12v isolatore at the same time.
Renogy One up and running and stupidly it won’t find my Renogy Bluetooth enabled Lithium battery.
Even more annoyingly, when I pair it with the Renogy app on my phone the Renogy app can no longer see my battery either.
Unpair them and the battery reappears in the phone app.
Anyway, time for beer now, I’ll look at that again tomorrow when I finish wiring in the new fuse box.
Ha ha. Beer was the solution.
Just need to attach it to the splashback tomorrow and wire in a couple of switches.
Just need to attach it to the splashback tomorrow and wire in a couple of switches.
Pop outdoor speakers in the holes, with a CD/media centre in the long slot. Outdoor sound system.Continued to create my late bay garden ornament….
Niagara Blue is period correct
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Parked up in Polzeath for two weeks!
Was this as easy as the you tube video suggest it is to fit?
Al of the South
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Hi , I suffer with a bit of wind noise from pop top do you think this might help with pulling down tighter ?
Cheers
Just out of interest, is that flooring you used LVT?
