Swift Challenger Locking Door

Page 2 - Passionate about caravans & motorhome? Join our community to share that passion with a global audience!
Oct 21, 2020
374
215
4,935
Possibly been used as a spares source if it was standing for a short while at the dealers, we had a few similar issues with our new van but did buy it sold as seen - easily fixed and was worth the cash saving.

Kev
 
Jul 18, 2017
16,030
5,051
50,935
Possibly been used as a spares source if it was standing for a short while at the dealers, we had a few similar issues with our new van but did buy it sold as seen - easily fixed and was worth the cash saving.

Kev
No such thing as "sold as seen" if buying from a dealer.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Dustydog
Oct 21, 2020
374
215
4,935
It was bought sold as seen with the issues highlighted. It did carry the usual manufacturers warranty, the invoice was noted as such.
 
Aug 5, 2023
611
253
2,135
Video here
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8orD3K8gR0

He ends up taking the whole plate off. For us, just turning it around sorted it. Hope this will solve it for you
Mel

Tried exactly like this and the door lock still didn’t close properly, and I flipped the recess section around. Had the exact same issue after the guy on video flipped it

Maybe it’s another trip to the dealer after all, which is a shame as it just needs a file down then the lock would pass over. Still needs a good pull / slam to engage

IMG_1275.jpeg

IMG_1276.jpeg
 
Last edited:
Oct 21, 2020
374
215
4,935
It was heavily discounted due to some issues relating to parts having been removed during storage.
Soon sorted.
I was at a highly recommended dealer last week, in a couple of the new vans there were various parts missing, seems to be common practise.
 
  • Like
Reactions: Dustydog

TRENDING THREADS

Latest posts