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Nah, don’t bother with all that. Just drill a hole in the floor (where your gas bottle compartment is, for convenience) and stick 12v split charge feed and 240v in the same hole. That’s how the ‘professional’ did my previous van anyway. (One of my first jobs was to fix that I have to add!)

...van where the dc-dc charger is so will be neater too. Will paint the drilled metal entrance to the van to prevent rust and will use a rubber grommet and silicone to seal and protect the cable. The thicker cables aren't too badly priced on 12v planet website so may as well pay £10 more and get...

Hey @Deaky - I'm thinking of doing similar to you in putting an IP65 battery charger under the scuttle panel, to run to my leisure battery under the driver's seat. But trying to work out what to do for the wiring. Not sure if I chop the end off of one of the Victron 2-meter-extension-cables if...

The problem I have is that I won't be able to fit the bulky cable connector through the grommet between the engine bay and the passenger footwell. I would need to cut a much bigger hole and somehow seal and protect the edges from rubbing on the wire.

If it’s underneath the driver or passenger seat there is a large grommet under thenflooring that the vent pipe can be passed through. If it’s not vented to outside then any gas generated whilst charging will stay in the van, if the battery starts boils over then acid will just leak into your...

Follow the OEM cable guide. .. https://www.t6forum.com/threads/tpi-2046279-t6-repair-instructions-for-voltage-supply-of-2nd-battery.10579/ .. But take it from the starter battery POs terminal. And NEG to the van chassis.

I do you have a picture of it please?

I’ll look now

Finally found a picture of factory ground point - surprisingly hard to find! (credit @Jet Grommet / Bung underneath front Seat) It's a white dome nut in the center line of the seat. As you see from the picture it's much closer to the front seat bolts than the rear ones. Little bit hard to tell...

That’s the best solid panel install I’ve seen and I’m usually not a fan

...then the Perlight 175 watt solar panel is mounted on the rails in a stealth yet practical manner... the cable is ran via the rear light grommet meaning no holes need to be drilled into the roof / panels of the van. All in all I think it’s a pretty neat solution... and great if you want to use...

...then the high quality 175 watt solar panel is mounted on the rails in a stealth yet practical manner... the cable is ran via the rear light grommet meaning no holes need to be drilled into the roof / panels of the van. All in all I think its a pretty neat solution... and great if you want to...

...sound deadening and insulating the interior. I’ve bought a ‘Bluetti charger one’ to dc/dc charge my AC200L battery pack when driving. I’m going to install it today via the firewall grommet to the battery. Have you any thoughts / advice on this unit or help for me in general on fitting this?

I don’t have a rear wash/wipe but would hazard a guess that, from the offside A-pillar the tube routes through one of the grommets on the firewall so it ends up behind the Battery. Sorry I can’t be sure

Vehicleclips.Co.Uk. Loads of alternatives to OEM. I and many others on the Forum use this site. Not sure if this is what you are after? https://vehicleclips.co.uk/products/plastic-screw-grommet-for-bodywork-linings-vw-811807577c?_pos=14&_sid=50512529d&_ss=r

...the rear wiper reaches. The most common place is towards the top of tail gate. You have to drill a 8.5mm hole then paint edges then fit a grommet. It has to be where the wiper can clean glass where camera is pointing. I'm liking the Wolfbox G900Pro as I've installed sliding seats in my van...

Morning, when removing the under trays on my T6 to install the diesel heater, a couple of the plastic grommets broke, any advice on the correct product code and where to purchase them. Thanks

Water could be tracking down from a leak in the windscreen seal, roof-rail holes or via the grommets behind the starter battery. The air-conditioner is another possibility, but I wouldn’t expect there to be a lot of water. Checking them in reverse, pull your mat back in the passenger footwell...

After recently acquiring and starting my own conversion I’m seriously troubled to find I have an indoor pool. The amount of water is a real concern, I can squeeze water out the mat like it’s a sponge. I think the snow exasperated the issue because there was evidence of water droplets when I...

The one I've lost is soft rubber - like a grommet without the hole in the middle.