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Oldiebut goodie wrote:I agree - the fibreglass repair is immaterial until you have real metal under there. Be prepared for a horror show though.

Noted. Thing is the only way to check that is to take the roof off and I have neither the means nor the money to undertake something like that.

Thanks mate. Appreciate your reply.

Hi all. ......

Finally able to get a pic downloaded. Wanting to repair this fibreglass damage to the hi roof. Any advice greatly appreciated.

Thanks mate. Checked them out. Bit pricey but think I'll just bit the bullet and go for it. Don't like the plastic ones at all! Have you got them on your van?

Good evening.

I need to replace the suspension bushes on my van. I know a guy but he is so busy he can only get to me towards the end of the summer. Could anyone recommend someone in the London area? I live in South West London.

Thanks.

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nevill3 wrote:For the leisure battery all is covered in the Wiki I think.....https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/Ca ... s_that_fit

thanks for that. Very comprehensive link.

I'm trying to attach pics but the file size is too big.........watch this space.

Hi all......Just want to pick your brains, if I may........ I own a 1986 2 berth Kameo T25. Firstly, could anyone please tell me where i can get a decent set of front mud flaps? I bought a pair that were the rigid plastic type. I had to return them they were rubbish. My rear mud flaps are rubber, no...

Thanks guys for that help. Appreciate it!

T3luestar wrote:Don't forget to fit a new bush while your at it.
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Thanks all for your replies. What's the best way to get the bush out and refit the new one?

Hi all.........I'm replacing the starter motor on my t25. I've been told that it is not necessary to fit a gasket. Can anyone enlighten me please? Thanks.

So disassemble the rear storage/internal roof lining to create access to the said area?? That's about the top and bottom of it ... in an ideal world you'd take the roof off. Ian Yes I would be setting aside some time and money to properly fix the issue. Half a job will last half as long Which seala...

So disassemble the rear storage/internal roof lining to create access to the said area??

How do I get to the area to clean it as the roof sits right in the gutter?