What Have You Done To Your Van Today?
- Thread starter Daneeyre
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You tease!!
It's that time of year again!
Fitted a new cabin filter as realised mine has been in there for eternity. Exciting stuff….
This season, quite literally, we will be taking out the kitchen sink as well. The Joolca Hottap works well, fed by the 907 cylinder and the Bluetti provides power to the pump, pulling water from @Jollyvan 's old Ascot grey(!) Aquaroll.
How on earth we will get the cakes and the doggo in the van is a problem for wifey to solve!
Oem heated seats retro fit on my t6.1.
Relay module now delivered and fitted for completion.
Pretty straightforward wiring wise.
Coding/adaptions are not to difficult to do. But there are multiple settings to change for temperature settings and time settings to seats. As normal vctools for this. I'm sure vcds and obdeleven pro will work too.
Important note, if you do ho this route and buy a used hvac module for seat heating. If it has been in a van that as been crashed, this locks out the module.
Providing your van as no errors on airbags or crash damaged data dtc's stored you just need to start the van and the engine run signal resets the hvac module. Then coding can commence afterward.
Part numbers in pics
hvac part number is for panel vans with solid Tailgate, AC. This does not have additional rear window heating button.
Relay module now delivered and fitted for completion.
Pretty straightforward wiring wise.
Coding/adaptions are not to difficult to do. But there are multiple settings to change for temperature settings and time settings to seats. As normal vctools for this. I'm sure vcds and obdeleven pro will work too.
Important note, if you do ho this route and buy a used hvac module for seat heating. If it has been in a van that as been crashed, this locks out the module.
Providing your van as no errors on airbags or crash damaged data dtc's stored you just need to start the van and the engine run signal resets the hvac module. Then coding can commence afterward.
Part numbers in pics
hvac part number is for panel vans with solid Tailgate, AC. This does not have additional rear window heating button.
HiHmmm…. well after the great upgrade idea from @vwjack and the link gratefully supplied by @Matt-T68 I ordered and received said washer jets…. I fitted them yesterday evening no problem, but wasn’t quite happy with the spray pattern…. it seemed too high and heading up onto the roof! So today I set about adjusting them…. it’s most probably my heavy handedness, but whilst adjusting slowly and carefully (and with no resistance) one of them broke!
So that went straight in the bin and I decided to wash the original parts in hot soapy water and refit.
I’ve just upgraded mine. I’m wondering what the screws are for next to the jets. Is this for adjusting them?
Thanks
That looks great. 
New wheel day after alot of research.
MAC-AT 17in with 235/65 Wildpeak AT
Next step is change the k-factor via ODBEleven so the speed is correct. Have been reading this thread all about this.
MAC-AT 17in with 235/65 Wildpeak AT
Next step is change the k-factor via ODBEleven so the speed is correct. Have been reading this thread all about this.
Fitted the Van-X awning rail, built a bending jig and with the help of some clamps pretty much a one man job, now to get the other side on to look the same
Very cool! Is that your own design? Is that a LWB?
This is the uSeat multi by coolwhipcampers.
Long wheel base and took 2 days to build and a final day (today) fitting,sanding etc.
Nice job. Would that jig work for a LWB?Fitted the Van-X awning rail, built a bending jig and with the help of some clamps pretty much a one man job, now to get the other side on to look the same
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Fancy going me a hand in exchange for some tins? I've had one in the garage for months but not plucked up the bottle to fit.
IanCran76
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Not today but just before the bank holiday
Rear spoiler supplied by @BognorMotors painted & fitted by a local company
Thats it for now
Cheers,
Ian
Rear spoiler supplied by @BognorMotors painted & fitted by a local company
Thats it for now
Cheers,
Ian
