Just a bit of feedback. Mine is quite loose, certainly wouldn't be able to leave it in place while driving.
I'm going to find something to pad it out a bit so it has a better hold on the door.
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I'm going to find something to pad it out a bit so it has a better hold on the door.
Interested to see any other reviews as it seems a good idea.
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Is there a felt lining on the inside of the slot? We had a couple slip through without the felt pad, so it may be missing that.
Not that I noticed
Ok, that would explain it. Could you email [email protected] please with your details and we will get replacements out asap
Apologies for the error
Paul
Ok, that would explain it. Could you email [email protected] please with your details and we will get replacements out asap
Apologies for the error
Paul
Do you have any installation videos you can share of the grill hookup on a T6.1?
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Here is the guide for a T6 which is essentially the same in terms of the badge removal and plug installation.
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The replacement version of the awning saver is better, but still not a tight fit. Certainly wouldn't consider leaving it fitted.
Will see how it goes when we are away at the end of the month.
Think it might need something else added to stop it from coming loose and moving around.
Will see how it goes when we are away at the end of the month.
Think it might need something else added to stop it from coming loose and moving around.
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Not essentially, as any water ingress would drain through the holes in the bottom of the door. The main point would be to double prime any bare metal after the hole is cut.
I'm not sure whether adding a 0.5mm gasket would affect the bolt lengths....I would think not, so a personal choice really. We will have a chat about it though, a worthwhile addition to the kit for sure.
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That is a little strange to be honest. We will have a look at the tolerances, as it isn't something that we have struggled with, ever.
Thanks for the feedback
I know that front doors have these holes because the window slides and there's not a perfect seal, but as the rears have a fixed window or no window at all so I'm not sure water would normally drain through the door? Maybe if you have the rear wiper option. Either way, I don't want water entering and the door insulation I've fitted holding water.
I've just been out to take a photo of the door sample we used, here is the bottom edge. There are two holes from what I can see.
I have also spoken to Lee and his thoughts are that the clamps would provide tension in separate areas, causing the seal to distort. Mastic may work, but when you fit the plug, you have to rotate it 90 degrees which could get a little messy.
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Okay, well I'm not sure this is the right product for me then, don't want to create a leak where there wasn't one before. I probably should have bought the front one.
