Got myself some plastic covers for the rear vents but I can't figure out how to fit them...
The original metal vent seems to be in the way.
Does anyone know if it's plug and play, or do I need to cut metal out?
Rear vent plastic cover install
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Rear vent plastic cover install
Hey, folks.
Got myself some plastic covers for the rear vents but I can't figure out how to fit them...
The original metal vent seems to be in the way.
Does anyone know if it's plug and play, or do I need to cut metal out?
Got myself some plastic covers for the rear vents but I can't figure out how to fit them...
The original metal vent seems to be in the way.
Does anyone know if it's plug and play, or do I need to cut metal out?
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Robsey
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Re: Rear vent plastic cover install
If you have metal vents, then you do not need plastic vents.
I presume you have an air-cooled van, or very early diesel...
By the time water-boxers were introduced in very late 1982, the vents were updated to plastic parts.
I presume you have an air-cooled van, or very early diesel...
By the time water-boxers were introduced in very late 1982, the vents were updated to plastic parts.
1983 Tin Top with a poorly DF and 4 speed DT box.
1987 Electrics and a DJ engine.
Maybe one day I might get it finished
1987 Electrics and a DJ engine.
Maybe one day I might get it finished
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shepster
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Re: Rear vent plastic cover install
Early vents look nicer too in my opinion.
2.1 DJ running on carb and LPG.