I'm not sure about this plastic cap you mention but it's my understanding grommets are rubber Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can answer this for you
...could do my own leisure battery install for much less but I’m too scared to get it wrong 😂😂
I was having a nosey under the glove box to see if I could find the other side of the grommet in the plenum space, and I found a plastic cap, is that the other side or is that just holding the carpet...
Easy squeezy, you don't need a big thick wire unless you have masses of huge solar panels. My panel is only 120w so max amperage of 7 or 8 or so.
Edit: think I used 30amp ...
This was my main consideration. I just wasn’t sure the grommet would accommodate two cables. I was thinking about putting a short cable in there permanently so I can connect the bluetti inside and the panels outside.
Mine goes through the grommet in the plenum chamber behind the battery with Anderson connectors, then panel wires up the front of the van (outside) to the panel which sits on the roof (sometimes).
You really have two options. Make an extra hole in the grommet for the light wiring loom. I decided against this as I thought it would be difficult so seal and might split over time. Or to drill two additional holes, one for each cable. I chose this option and used a grommet and silicone...
...it under the side step, but there doesn't appear to be any holes into the pillar. I'm therefore wondering if I can drill a hole through the metalwork behing the step, grommet and feed cable up this way... but not keen on making new holes if I can help it!. Has anyone ever done this?
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Dan
This should work well. I've got the 800w charger connected to a delta 2. I run mainly the interiors cargo lights( led bulbs )and sometimes the radio using maintenance mode. Although the battery seems to handle the led light anyway without maintenance mode. Charger sometimes dips below 800w...
...Passenger seat and seat base out so I could run cable from there, under the floor lining, over the front near side wheel well. Used the upper grommet through the firewall which comes through right behind the battery as the stereo amp power cable was using the lower grommet and no way was...
...refit, I also had some gunk building around the seals on injector#1 :
- new copper seals
- new o-rings
- new rocker cover seals
- new bolt grommets
- new stretch bolts.
I found injector #3 had carbon around it and the copper washer stayed in the bore so explained the misfire. I remove the...
Hi @jimc91 - appreciate this post of yours was a while ago, but I stumbled upon it and would like to follow the same approach for some portable solar suitcase panels that I attach to my barn door T6. It’s a very neat solution. If you don’t mind me asking, what did you use for the connections...
Yeh grommet/seal's not right under the brass fitting ... wants taking off and redoing.
And not sure what that random screw though the top (?) of your fuel tank is doing!
I have a Gok regulator in a gas box. With a 907 bottle. Does the regulator have to be specifically fitted vertically. I’ve fitted mine horizontally with 8mm pipe coming in the side of the gas locker. Hole is grommeted. Thanks
There's probably aready a grommet with wiring going through the scuttle up top from the battery. That's what I used to feed the DC charging feed from SB to LB inside.
Thanks @Niro for this excellent post which gave me the confidence to tackle my rattling Reimo! After lifting my seat out of the rails, and sliding blocks of wood underneath to allow me to inspect the various parts, I found that the retaining disc of the brake that sits inside the rail had come...
Once you get the whole actuator out attached to the handle and refitted the new actuator did you put sealant around the door handle when you reinstalled it or can you get a new seal to go on there. Looking to change my actuator so have not removed it yet. The door has the usual water leak coming...
...done earlier, I just forgot) and tidy up the cables. They run down inside the door and behind the rear light. I drilled to holes and used grommets and sealant. This is also where I fitted a MC4 inline fuse.
I’m pleased with the results; it fits flush with the cross bars and blends in with...
On my 6.1 theres a banking grommet on the bulkhead beneath the pedals. Peeling back the top edge of the carpet reveals it. Very handy and easy to access.
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