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Thanks for the plans, (also got the reimo ones ok now thanks titus), will have a go at re drawing them and flipping for rhd use, if sucssesful i'l re-post them.
Cheers
paul

Hi
Please could you email the plans to me too, could make a good winter project for next year? cheers
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Thanks
Paul

Hi Trying to find info / pictures of the struts and supports for this roof. I have an exterior gas strut at each end with an aluminium prop which locks the roof up when a pin is inserted, new struts are needed but otherwise this works ok. Inside the roof on the offside of the vehicle nearest the roo...

Yeah i have but its not too clear which part is the outer cill?

Thanks

Hi as in the title i'm trying to find the number for an offside outer sill panel for an '81 t25 (rhd) to obtain a price from vw not having much luck with the parts dept at vw who dont know what a "cill" is and dont have any knowledge of older vans. Has anyone ordered one before so knows th...

I've only ever fitted flaps with the engine out, by removing the fan housing, so not sure what you can get to with the motor still in situ?

Yep that would be the one.
if you remove the tinware under the right hand cylinders so you can see the pushrod tubes you can access the thermostat from there, no need to strip tinware from the top half

the flaps are actuated via a bowden cable from a bellows type thermostat which should be under the right hand bank of cylinders, the cable runs from this, round an idler pulley just below where the dipstick tube enters the crank case, up through a hole in the tinware next to the dipstick hole and cl...

Ok thanks, will give them a call
cheers

Hi
I'm trying to locate a set of studs (the ones that hold the heat exchanger to the head) the original ones are m9 in the head and m8 at the other end.
Vw dealers dont want to know, gsf only do m10 - m8 studs & i dont really want to tap out the heads.
Any ideas who sells these studs?
cheers
paul

Hi
anyone have any tips on where to find this mythical beastie, and even better how to get it running??
Cheers
Paul