Recent content by hughdavies

My abi 1993 did not have blown air, Look for round vents under front seating, no vents no blown air.

No they should not rub, they should rest on the rubber seal, Take it back.

Me too just been loged off again, and why do I need a 9 digit/letter password which is still only rated as medium security for a site like this?????????

What nobody has mentioned is-- does he want a 240v or 12v or both which is a different minefield altogether.

Just done a serch myself-- you are right

As I said erlier, the ball joint on the short arm linking the tortion bar to the wishbone go but due to the strain in the tortion bar this can not be seen by shaking it etc. put a jack on it to relive the pressure and then give it a shake or use a crowbar.

As I have already said, there is no easy way, up the middle is no better. Go up one way and come back the other and see for yourself.

There is no best route, I Take the coast route, take my time and enjoy the sceenery.There is a Aber bypass.

I knw the weather is bad, but come on its only July after all.

If the noise is there without the van then the problem will be on the car but made worse with the van on. On the Mondeo there are two short linkages for the tortion bar with ball swivle ends, these are a common fault and difficult to spot, my money is on one of these. It was on my Mondeo.

Have been in an official force 9 and was ok. The thing to remember is that all the buffeting loosens the corner steadies, so keep tightening them up. Put the car on the windward side.They dont call it Newgale for nothing with us in w wales.

There is an earthing point on the chassis, with a do not remove sign. So with the legs down bare on the soil the van earth does go to groud by design. The point I am making is we are blocking of this earth by using plastic and wood as insulators.

Working underneath the van I had a shock when I touched the chassis.So it occured to me that although the earth goes to the chassis it does not go to ground unless the corner steadies are down as it sits on rubber. And it further occured to me that it still will not go to ground as I use...

What kind of windows? does the window come in if you pull on it? The inner catches are adjustable/ reversable have a look at those.

I had this problem, found awning to be too big after carefull measuring. The problem was that most caravan piches sag in the middle where the wheels are constantly putting the weight down. Just 2inches sag will make your awning 4ins to big. On level ground it fits fine, I find that putting the...