
Sliding door question
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Sliding door question
Morning everyone! I'm a bit confused. On our sliding door, at the top, there is a piece missing where it runs along the track (there is just a metal 'pin'). Having looked at other vans, some have a metal wheel, and others have a square nylon block. I've spoken to just campers and got their brochure, but I'm still none the wiser as to which I should buy. Our's is a 1985 model if this is relevant. Any ideas would be much appreciated. 

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Miss Marple.
It looks like yours has a ball on the end, which I think means it is the nylon block type.
I got my replacement for a fiver (rip off ). but I have been known 2b a lazy B*****d.
Definitely obselete from JK's and as previously said probably VW as well, although not sure..........
Try cord wallis VW comercial, if not keep an eye on ebay thats where I sourced mine.
by the way it's the early type.............( If I am correct).
lhd.........................
It looks like yours has a ball on the end, which I think means it is the nylon block type.
I got my replacement for a fiver (rip off ). but I have been known 2b a lazy B*****d.
Definitely obselete from JK's and as previously said probably VW as well, although not sure..........
Try cord wallis VW comercial, if not keep an eye on ebay thats where I sourced mine.
by the way it's the early type.............( If I am correct).
lhd.........................
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[quote="lhd"]Miss Marple.
It looks like yours has a ball on the end, which I think means it is the nylon block type.
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Okay, back to confused again! It does have a ball on the top, so metal roller or nylon block???
If it is a metal roller, how would it fit onto the ball? I'm guessing the nylon block would just push on.
It looks like yours has a ball on the end, which I think means it is the nylon block type.
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Okay, back to confused again! It does have a ball on the top, so metal roller or nylon block???

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