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I think scottbott's solution is probably the best way ,as the brackets are designed for this install clamping the rails and becoming part of the bodywork....Your right the awning is a longggggg one ,but the high top could take the load and you would have to have bolts & plates showing on the int...

if not get them sent to me and i can post on if you get stuck micky or get a courier to collect them from them

Mickyfin wrote:Does he ship worldwide?

Your a diamond colin ...i've got an axminster close by :ok There is a superglue with the consisitency of water which is just made for jobs like this. Disappears down a crack using capillary action. Never tried it on a steering wheel, but it should work. I use it for tightening up the joints on loose...

Wish i had waited and brought Andyvans........I'll give the glue thing a shot first ,so i don't waste to much money ...fingers crossed cruz.... thanks for the link :ok Andyvan has one for £40 http://forum.club8090.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=92413&p=7675298&hilit=caravelle+wheel#p7675298&...

:shock: :shock: :shock: ...i'll keep them peeled....i'll have a bash at this one first ,as i paid way way to much for it's condition ,but not everyone wants to tell you the bad points only the good one's ....expect it from other selling site's. There are always caravelle steering wheels on ebay, esp...

i'll have a google up ... :shock: ...lol i've been hanging out for one on ebay for ages ,but gave up and see this one on the club forum...alot more money than yours i'm afraid cruz ...wouldn't have brought it if the grip was pointed out in the ad unless it was cheap ....looking at it now i'm not imp...

cheers faggie ........ where did you get your syringe and needle from ...

faggie wrote:just get a large stringe with needle and inject the glue in every few inches , done a few this way and you can hardly see the holes after they seem to close up and are hardly visible

No one else got a twisting steering wheel grip problem that they've solved ...?????
nice to see if there's different repair options before i try and repair

Thanks for that covkid ....

The caravelle steering wheels don't come up for sale that often and aren't cheap ,so i'll have to try any repair job to save it getting any worse ...

Hi all and i'm sorry if this topic has been done,but i had a flick through and didn't find an answer...... I have just brought a caravelle steering wheel and is in good condition .... The top half of the steering wheel ,but mainly on one side is twisting and moving alot ... I need to know if i can i...

Bargin Roxy and looks good to...

i have seen one which had a pod behind each front seat and so still using both doors... depends what you need from the camper i suppose .. yeah that is the trouble i was just going to make the units down one side but if and when i wanted to sell it would de value it in my opinion Im sure there is so...

got twin sliders miggs ,but it's not in use due to the units being in the way ...not much help to you ..

i was looking at getting a rev counter as well as other gauges,but it may scare me knowing the rev's harry ...lol
i must admit she is running pretty well now once warm ...

HarryMann wrote:TDs rev very well... they just drink fuel over 4,000 rpm

i would be scared to have a rev counter on my 4 speed 1.6td when it's showing anything around the 70mph area the engine sounds like it's going into orbit ... :lol