What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
- Thread starter Daneeyre
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Right there with you. Horrible jobs.Its been a busy week. I hope i never have to remove a bulkhead bracket and sound deaden a van ever again in my life. What a mission
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Do you have a link for the side door net please? Are you happy with it? Cheersmosquito nets side and rear. lovely fresh air flowing freely. no comment on choice of cushion colours pse. £45 for rear and £24 for the side
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How bloomin’ posh is that!
Gotta salute your efforts - well doneIts been a busy week. I hope i never have to remove a bulkhead bracket and sound deaden a van ever again in my life. What a mission
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That seat install looks excellent very tidy and smart. Do you have a few more pics/details on how you achieved it?Its been a busy week. I hope i never have to remove a bulkhead bracket and sound deaden a van ever again in my life. What a mission
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The sound deadening was my handy work but the leisure battery set up was not, im not clever enough for that. That credit goes to VTUB Campervan Electrics
mega happy. The idea was @Stuka that i copied. it was off Amazon with similar dimensions to the pic. The velcro is not up to much so i used fabric adhesives along the top and a series of press studs (again off Amazon) for the sides. oh and i added some tie backs but very rarely roll it up. allows me to sleep with the door open when there is no rain forecast which i like.
Bit of advice when using this product. DO NOT stick the magnetic strip to keep it open on your bodywork. You WILL end up with many tiny scratches (yes, im that guy who found out ha ha)
Not really , the hardest clips to remove are the two that hold the bumper sides together ( the ones that you have to peel the black liner back for , I normally just squash them out and replace with new clips
Other than that follow the thq video and you will get there in the end
My advice would be to test the lights and beam pattern before you put bumper back
Awesome. Many thanks.
So today I spent some time fiddling with fuses to see if things are the way I think they are for some future schemes.
First up I figured out which of the 4 30amp fuses feeding the OE towing module does what.
Second I confirmed that pulling the 30amp fuse for the tailgate module will indeed stop the auto close - I also learnt that some of the fuseways have extra clips to hold the fuses in on the ends, which I've not seen before and caused... profanity.
Finally I went hunting for a seat base bell like rattle and tried to tidy some of the factory looms there given that I'd like to use the space to store items and I'm in mortal fear of MrsR shoving stuff under the front of the passenger seat...
Best bit is at the end of the day I had not offended the canbus gods and no Lights Of Doom on the dash
First up I figured out which of the 4 30amp fuses feeding the OE towing module does what.
Second I confirmed that pulling the 30amp fuse for the tailgate module will indeed stop the auto close - I also learnt that some of the fuseways have extra clips to hold the fuses in on the ends, which I've not seen before and caused... profanity.
Finally I went hunting for a seat base bell like rattle and tried to tidy some of the factory looms there given that I'd like to use the space to store items and I'm in mortal fear of MrsR shoving stuff under the front of the passenger seat...
Best bit is at the end of the day I had not offended the canbus gods and no Lights Of Doom on the dash
Topped up the power steering fluid.
I was getting a high pitched squeal when turning the steering when the engine was cold, was thinking it might be a costly issue. Checked the fluid level and it was below the cold mark - topped up and the noise has gone!
I'll keep an eye on it in case there's a leak.
I was getting a high pitched squeal when turning the steering when the engine was cold, was thinking it might be a costly issue. Checked the fluid level and it was below the cold mark - topped up and the noise has gone!
I'll keep an eye on it in case there's a leak.
