Is it just me that has this problem?
On my last van, Sprite Alpine 2, I had to further file away the cable cut out on the bottom of the lid on the mains electric inlet box to allow the cable to fit at all and also avoid crushing the cable when the lid is closed. (Which it still did anyway)
Now I find exactly the same problem with my new Swift. (not surprising I suppose as it is probably exactly the same box)
In both cases the mains cable is that supplied with the van so I assume it is not anything larger diameter than normal. Don't people that design some of these things actually try them or is it me missing something somewhere. I also find it a bit frustrating that a tv co-ax connection is not built in, the extra cost to do it at the factory would have been peanuts. (maybe excusable on the Sprite which is a budget version of a Swift)
Bill D.
On my last van, Sprite Alpine 2, I had to further file away the cable cut out on the bottom of the lid on the mains electric inlet box to allow the cable to fit at all and also avoid crushing the cable when the lid is closed. (Which it still did anyway)
Now I find exactly the same problem with my new Swift. (not surprising I suppose as it is probably exactly the same box)
In both cases the mains cable is that supplied with the van so I assume it is not anything larger diameter than normal. Don't people that design some of these things actually try them or is it me missing something somewhere. I also find it a bit frustrating that a tv co-ax connection is not built in, the extra cost to do it at the factory would have been peanuts. (maybe excusable on the Sprite which is a budget version of a Swift)
Bill D.