These arrived early this morning, so decided to fit them before work.
Seems like I am already addicted
Another "Aliexpress" special.
I'd be much more triggered if you'd used a red wire for colour consistency but it was actually a groundToday has been a load of cutting, stripping, crimping, and heatshrinking on the kitchen pod.
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Apologies to the OCD folk for the single black wire in the bundle of reds that's the negative for my dimmer switch which is yet to be fitted above the other switches.
Still need to heatshrink most of the connections too.
I put some notes here, you're probably looking at either the SUV or the Agilis versions, if you have one type already probably best to stick with the same:Picked it up from the independent garage that has serviced and MOT’d all my vehicles for well over 20 years. MOT done, passed but with an advisory for rear near side tyre wear. I have Michelin Agilis Crossclimates on the front, a pair for the rear are getting on for £500!!
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Common issue, I had to re seal mine on the drivers side too. Of course the drains only have to deal with water if it gets past the seals, so that's the first thing I'd do.
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I think I have done that okay. I think what happens is people poke down the round drain hole inside and push the base of the drain away and break the seal. If it stops raining this weekend I will do my other door.Common issue, I had to re seal mine on the drivers side too. Of course the drains only have to deal with water if it gets past the seals, so that's the first thing I'd do.
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Does it come with new clamps or have you bought them separatelyFinally found the time to fit rear axle polybushes that I’ve had for about a year and H&R roll bars I’ve had for 3 months
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where did you buy them from, just looking to save some time looking about?Finally found the time to fit rear axle polybushes that I’ve had for about a year and H&R roll bars I’ve had for 3 months
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The roll bar kit came with new clamps.Does it come with new clamps or have you bought them separately
I stumbled across these on eBaywhere did you buy them from, just looking to save some time looking about?
Thanks @roadtripper like you I’ve never been a fan of cheap rubber. You can have all the toys and the biggest brakes, but if the rubber is no good you’ll not stop anywhere near as efficiently and quickly as with a good tyre.I put some notes here, you're probably looking at either the SUV or the Agilis versions, if you have one type already probably best to stick with the same:
Michelin vs the rest ?
I usually just wait till Costco has an offer & get Michelins all around. This will be the first time I need to tyre the Caravelle - is there anything better suited to the van? Standard alloys 235 / 55 / 17 all roundwww.t6forum.com
The price does sting a bit but I always view this the other way - if that cost stops you smashing a wing into a lampost in the winter you won't regret the spend at that point.
but it hasn't got a mirror in it
Potential mot fail...
Nice - what wheels? LV3?
I used Silentcoat sheets - got 2 sheets on the outer door skin by reaching in through the speaker hole, about 6 sheets on the inner metal panel and 2 on the back of the door card. All cut to suit.
I’m sure the pros use more sheets and also dismantle the door fully but I couldn’t be arsed.
What flavour 911 are you hiding in the backgroundWell, this was spot on advice! I fitted the sound deadening and Gladen speakers today. Ordered a 20 sheet pack of Silentcoat and got the same outcome.
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Well pleased with it. A note for anyone else installing into T6.1 would be to trim the plastic around the speaker ring on the inside of the door cards. It was vibrating anyway when the stock speakers were fitted but I have a feeling it was actually pressing against the cones on the Gladens as the sound was way better after trimming (and no vibrations)
Then got a couple of pics of how it’s sitting (couldn’t be arsed to clean it - that’s a Sunday job I think)
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