Heater controls trim removal
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Anyone pretty please
Specially the experts who can take these things to bits??
I accidentally rammed a bit of timber through from the back and it has either broken or displaced a clip ? That holds the heater controls In, the trim seems fine, just the knobs and all the buttons keep wanting to disappear behind the trim and they all seem
To
Be mounted on a single fitting piece that I’m let to believe is connected to the frame behind the dash somehow ?
Specially the experts who can take these things to bits??
I accidentally rammed a bit of timber through from the back and it has either broken or displaced a clip ? That holds the heater controls In, the trim seems fine, just the knobs and all the buttons keep wanting to disappear behind the trim and they all seem
To
Be mounted on a single fitting piece that I’m let to believe is connected to the frame behind the dash somehow ?
Cheers mate
Will have a look
You have to take the trim off between the upper and lower glove box for sure as thar covers up some of the clips.
Check out this ebay auction for one of the pieces. Shows where bits are clipped
Check out this ebay auction for one of the pieces. Shows where bits are clipped
2019 VOLKSWAGEN TRANSPORTER T6 HAZARD SWITCH PANEL TRIM 7L2857200 | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 2019 VOLKSWAGEN TRANSPORTER T6 HAZARD SWITCH PANEL TRIM 7L2857200 at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products.
www.ebay.co.uk
Many thanks paulYou have to take the trim off between the upper and lower glove box for sure as thar covers up some of the clips.
Check out this ebay auction for one of the pieces. Shows where bits are clipped
2019 VOLKSWAGEN TRANSPORTER T6 HAZARD SWITCH PANEL TRIM 7L2857200 | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for 2019 VOLKSWAGEN TRANSPORTER T6 HAZARD SWITCH PANEL TRIM 7L2857200 at the best online prices at eBay! Free delivery for many products.www.ebay.co.uk
It’s a 6.1 but would assume all
Pretty much the same
That is from a T6.1. Auction isn't correct. 
Mines a T6.1 and I nearly bought that as was going to colour code but it went into the too much hassle pile.
On another note you may be able to reach up behind it if you remove the trims on the underside of the dash.
Mines a T6.1 and I nearly bought that as was going to colour code but it went into the too much hassle pile.
On another note you may be able to reach up behind it if you remove the trims on the underside of the dash.
Hey Jack,
How did you get on with fixing your loose switches?
Ours has just done the same thing, on the same T6.1 manual air con switchgear. :-(
Tell me it was an easy fix!
Cheers,
David.
Hey Jack,
How did you get on with fixing your loose switches?
Ours has just done the same thing, on the same T6.1 manual air con switchgear. :-(
Tell me it was an easy fix!
Cheers,
David.
seems like i had closed the rear doors on a length of timber, that had rammed into the heater control knobs and broke the plastic support / spcaing rings on the heater stick sort of things
took all trims off, pulled knobs back forward and supoerglued back into place
seems ok at the minute
To get to the heater controls it ALL needs to come off. Start from left to get the glovebox etc off, then the right hand side and then the centre console. I dont remember if the instrument plastic surround needs to be removed, that is the most fragile out of them all however not overly expensive if you bugger it up.
The heater controls seem to use a collapsible pin spacer to hold them out. I buggered mine installing my black trims so managed to work out the issue and used a fat zippy tie to good effect.
The heater controls seem to use a collapsible pin spacer to hold them out. I buggered mine installing my black trims so managed to work out the issue and used a fat zippy tie to good effect.
that collapsible pin spacer things are what caved in on mine
didnt have any cable ties, so pulled forward into position, and a good squirt of howdens finest mitre bond did the trick
I finally got around to fixing the supports for our broken heater control
those plastic stand-off spacers are a &*^%$#@! joke!
for the sake of the next person, I took some photos to show that I didn’t need to remove the glovebox or any lower panels.
I reinforced the broken clip and the yet-to-be-broken one on the other end with some pvc hose, with electrical tape around it to stop if falling off.
those plastic stand-off spacers are a &*^%$#@! joke!
for the sake of the next person, I took some photos to show that I didn’t need to remove the glovebox or any lower panels.
I reinforced the broken clip and the yet-to-be-broken one on the other end with some pvc hose, with electrical tape around it to stop if falling off.
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