Autosleeper thread

[kevtherev]

Oops

[T25Convert]

Hi,

Got them done at Bromsgrove Auto Trimmers http://www.bromsgroveautotrim.com/70160 ... p=12&pno=0, who I have to say were the nicest people I think I've ever done business with, although maybe I'm just used to London rudeness!

They were £400 last year.

Colour wise you could have anything - it was slightly bewildering!

Cheers,

Alex

[mm289]

Anyone tell me where the jack is supposed to be on an Autosleeper? Blowed if I can find it so maybe ts missing

cheers,

MM

[Bowton Lad]

Anyone tell me where the jack is supposed to be on an Autosleeper? Blowed if I can find it so maybe ts missing

Not sure that the fact it's an Auto-Sleeper makes any difference. I would look under the rear seat & inside the spare wheel.

[kevtherev]

In the high top model it's usualy kept in a little compartment under the wardrobe, accessible when the tailgate is opened. You should have the brace there too.

[mm289]

Cool, thanks guys - will go and have a look

[Doctor Foster]

In the high top model it's usualy kept in a little compartment under the wardrobe, accessible when the tailgate is opened. You should have the brace there too.

Thats interesting. I dont appear to have that on mine.

[kevtherev]

Oh...
Maybe it's a PO mod
It looks like it has always been there... I'll take a pic

[mm289]

Nope, not on mine either, the back of the wardrobe facing the tailgate is a solid panel.

So is the standard "van" place inside the spare wheel then? Don't have a user manual with the van so can't look in there

MM

[Doctor Foster]

Mine is stored under the rear seat.

[kevtherev]

seems that a floor has been added to the wardrobe

[Doctor Foster]

seems that a floor has been added to the wardrobe

Yeah, Perhaps they used to store it in the bottom of the wardrobe which became a pain to get to so they raised up the wardrobe floor and cut an access hole. Clever.

[1664]

seems that a floor has been added to the wardrobe

Hmmmm............

[kevtherev]

Oh, had an idea jogged Bren?

[1664]

Well yes. There is already a small gap at the bottom of my wardrobe but it doesn't have a 'false floor' above it so if I need to get at the jack at the bottom I have to empty out the camping chairs, fan heater, tools etc before I can get to it, so a false floor above leaving it free to slide out the gap might be spot on.

On the other hand I'd be making work for myself and lets face it, how often do you get a puncture?