Club 80-90 Forums

Thanks to all for the info, Schofield's it is then, (don't really want a van sponsored by heinz ). Are genuine panels still available, if so from whom and how do they compare price wise ?
Cheers.

Hi, can anyone point me in the direction of decent panel suppliers? Any difference between Schofield's, JK's etc, quality, price, availability Cheers.

This any good?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Volkswagen-T25-Fi ... dZViewItem

Hi can anyone help? I'm currently converting an '89 panelvan and i need to get a dash for it. I don't know what should be in there(other than a speedo, petrol and temp guage) :cry: , but it's a british mkt, Rhd 1.9 petrol. If i can upgrade to a clock, tacho etc, all the better :D . I've been told it...

Most just cut this section out themselves. Mark around the window and add about 8mm for the seal, then use a grinder or jigsaw. Use the old, string round the rubber seal trick, to pop it in. Job done.

Cheers for advice, will have a look this weekend. I don't know if it's just me , but i can't make head nor tail out of the wiring diagrams in the haynes manual. Are the later manuals printed in colour? Haynes motorcycle manuals wiring, seemed a lot easier to understand.

Hi, does any one know of a simple way to check a cooling fan, that isn't fitted to a van, is working? Thinking of connecting to a battery somehow, but didn't want to fry anything.
Cheers.

Yeh, it sometimes makes you think, why didn't you check the last thing first

Yeh, it sometimes makes you think, why didn't you check the last thing first

Yeh, it sometimes makes you think, why didn't you check the last thing first

Yeh, it sometimes makes you think, why didn't you check the last thing first

All of the above, or another option, if there's enough of the stud left, is to get 2 nuts on to the stud/bolt, lock them against each other, then try unscrewing the stud using a spanner on the rear nut .

Hi, just in case things go bad ways , try this site: www.earlystocks.co.uk Loads of advice, people with spares and very helpfull. If you like bikes from the X7 era, the racing is great, as well .