It was warm and sunny when we were there in June
Water Tank - internal or external?
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I went in late May (N Finland) - also fine and sunny and didn't really get dark which was rather odd.It was warm and sunny when we were there in June
The subzero experience was in April in the New Forest.
Can you tell more about that tank? Where is it mounted and where did you get it from?
I've looked into so many tanks, but none of them fit under my VW T6, because of my configuration
Can you tell more about that tank? Where is it mounted and where did you get it from?
I've looked into so many tanks, but none of them fit under my VW T6, because of my configuration
@BiTurbo
Can you tell more about that tank? Where is it mounted and where did you get it from?
I've looked into so many tanks, but none of them fit under my VW T6, because of my configuration
It’s mounted on the right side front to back.
See www.caktanks.co.uk for a comprehensive catalogue of tanks and accessories.
I’m getting a 60L underslung tank installed around the spare wheel
I’m getting a 60L underslung tank installed around the spare wheel
@BiTurbo : I assume, you got the tank there where I have the air auxiliary heating or then there where I have the tubing for the passenger air conditioning. I saw two tanks that go along the left support but unfortunatly both do not fit because of my configuration, again 
@DXX : Is that the tank that goes in that spot where I have the differential gear for the 4Motion? Again, my config
I could cry, there are so many options for underslung tanks but none of them fit. I see two options for such a tank for my car: One is in the sparewheel (about 24L) and the otherone is left of the spare wheel, there I have a lot of space for about 40L. Anyone any better idea? Can someone recommend me a better option?
Tank you guys
@DXX : Is that the tank that goes in that spot where I have the differential gear for the 4Motion? Again, my config
I could cry, there are so many options for underslung tanks but none of them fit. I see two options for such a tank for my car: One is in the sparewheel (about 24L) and the otherone is left of the spare wheel, there I have a lot of space for about 40L. Anyone any better idea? Can someone recommend me a better option?
Tank you guys
Does it have to be external.. I have an internal one that sits inside the fixed sliding door panel(behind driver).@BiTurbo : I assume, you got the tank there where I have the air auxiliary heating or then there where I have the tubing for the passenger air conditioning. I saw two tanks that go along the left support but unfortunatly both do not fit because of my configuration, again
@DXX : Is that the tank that goes in that spot where I have the differential gear for the 4Motion? Again, my config
I could cry, there are so many options for underslung tanks but none of them fit. I see two options for such a tank for my car: One is in the sparewheel (about 24L) and the otherone is left of the spare wheel, there I have a lot of space for about 40L. Anyone any better idea? Can someone recommend me a better option?
Tank you guys
Thank you for the input Fish, but that one does not work. I removed the side cover and then figured out that the water tank from Reimo for the side wall behind the driver does NOT fit in Multivans and Calivornia Beachs. Or you destroy the side cover The problem is that the side cover from those cars has holders for bottles or cups. This holder are far too much into the side wall and there is no space for the tank anymore.
Interesting.. have one any picys of said panel pls?.
Miriad do a 57 lt tank (made by Amber Plastics) for the T6 (as fitted by Hillside to their Birchover Vans). We have this, teamed up with a Shurflow Trailking 20PSi 7Lt pump. No complaints. Plenty of pressure to run the external shower point.
https://www.miriad-products.com/t5-t6-converters-catalogue/VW_T5-6_Converters_Catalogue.pdf
https://www.miriad-products.com/t5-t6-converters-catalogue/VW_T5-6_Converters_Catalogue.pdf
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I'd always thought my Birchover's water tank was 72l but it definitely looks like the Amber Plastics A353 in the link you posted - wonder if they have reduced the size to accommodate a waste water tank (now part of NCC specification) on the other side of the van??
