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needless to say I have just renewed with my existing insurer

hi just an update my local dealer [not the supplying one]put a warranty claim in june & got the ok from lunar & still waiting for the parts so lunar has had 6 months to get it sorted but this is a very poor show

hi everybody I was hoping for some advice on the above topic,i fitted some mad auxiliary springs to my 2016 Mondeo estate last april & informed my insurers [saga] & no problem,the lady on the phone actually googled them to see exactly what they were however when I used a comparison site to see...

I am more concerned about the damage it can potentially do with leaving it what could be several months,it was dry last year when I had it serviced so it must have happened in the last year, I did give lunar a ring but all I got was tea and sympathy, thanks for the input

Just had van serviced & damp was found with a reading of 28% ,mechanic thinks awning rail leaking ,the van is less than 2year old & after getting in touch with the supplying dealer they can't get the van in until mid July just to damp test it & then submit the claim to lunar which could be...

Brilliant bit if kit,well worth the money ,keeps all those nasty black streaks of the side of van

lunar did actually e-mail me back & admitted it was a design fault which has since been rectified but unfortunately it cannot be altered on the vans with the light/deflector close to the rail.

hi woodladscamper we have a porch the outdoor revolution pro integra 250 the middle roof pole is the only 1 that needs a pad the other 2 just slide into sewn in pockets had the middle 1 had the same system it would fit any where on the rail.we try to set the porch as far to the rear as pos to...

has anybody had any issues fixing awning pads on to new lunars ?bought a new eclipse 15/2 based on the quasar in june and found on the 1st trip out I could not fix a pad on due to the narrow gap between the awning light/rain deflector and the awning rail the gap being about 1&half inch on...

has anybody had any issues fitting motor movers to vans with shock absorbers.the mover is the royal titan & the new van pos a elddis affinity or a lunar lexon 470

thanks for the input people,just spoke to the dealer that fitted it and his tech guys say i need larger battery but i am still not convinced,will try blocks of wood next to drop kerb to make the climb less harsh,according to the handbook it does say it may struggle climbing kerbs of more than...

cheers for that john,but they are proper ramps/crossovers on the kerb for vehicle access,i was thinking in terms that regardless of what size battery you use it was more a question of endurance of the battery rather than power produced[rightly or wrongly]

have just changed the 'van for something about 200kg heavier and the mover [royal titan] comes to a stop when it gets to the kerb crossovers and we have to push it a little then it carries on as normal up a slight gradient to the hardstanding,at present have a 85amp leisure battery,would it help...

hi guy,just had a royal titan fitted to my ranger,a lighter van than yours,by bolsover caravans in derbyshire came out and fitted it[we live in grimsby]at about

were is the best place to jack up a 'van? when not in use i put the 'van on axle stands and have just had a mover fitted and find it nigh on impossible to get the trolley jack in were i used to so i jacked it up just behind the wheel on the main chassis that runs forward to aft,just in front of...