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Why take it apart if it feels good now? Just check the play when you do a service inspection next.

Needs sealant when fitting rubbers.

Whats the feeler gauge for, i cant remember using one for this job, used the   Russek work shop manual.

Load rating above 95

Buying a van thats seen alot of wet weather driving on roads that have been salted then not using that van much will end up very rusty underneath, my ex UK caravelle will be having a full chassis rebuild in years to come, the Multivan needs that aswell but i cant afford to do both. 

Look at Big Bue van resto go to page 4 and scroll half way down to the time when he was doing the rear corner panel.

mioba wrote: ↑16 Jul 2026, 20:49 As long as the fan spins when needed, isn't sqealing like a pig, the motor is not smoking - then you are worrying for nothing.

Dont recall threads about failed rad fans on here tbf.

If it aint broke dont fix it. Simple.

Enjoy your hols!

That s what the fan on my multivan was like.
 

Why !

Removal of the seat isnt going to make it easier, just open the door and have a go.

Be careful when you put the hose on the plastic inlet of the clutch master, dont bend it.

Don't know if this has been covered on here before, I did do a quick search but nothing came up Just to say that if using pressurized brake bleed systems, Don't pressurize at 20psi The plastic intake nozzle at the clutch master cylinder does not appreciate such pressure as I found out to my rather ...

The mount hole is 33mm , measured taken from NOS bracket.

    Be aware there are LHD and RHD versions of this window panel.

Being a panel van it didnt come with a interior window surround panel so yours wont have any thing for the ply to attach to, for the front edge you need some small 90 degree metal brackets attached to the B piller . 

My Bus Parts have material, or search for vw t3 bezugstoff.