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Hi, you can use the inpost app & the QR code to remotely open. Pls see inpost.pl/en/send-without-label

Depends on how you are sending, Inpost, Evri, RM....if sending by evri you can print a label at many parcel shops.

Oh so sad, all things return to God. Peace

@@bobsworld1863 Thank you so much for the words of support 🙏🏼 I spent with my Munni almost 6 years… 🐇🌸 6 years of happiness… She was free to walk everywhere at home, she was sleeping with me on the sofa, and she was never kept in a cage… ❤️🐇 All my family loved this white little angel… But three days ago… She left me… 😢😢😢 But I’ll be waiting for her… I hope, she will come back to me, I mean, her soul will meet me again but in another body… 🌸🐇❤️😢🙏🏼

All animal souls go to freedom and peace, and all good peoples' 💖🐇💖

@@mirkkasalo5868 Thank you, dear 🙏🏼🌸 I hope, her soul will come back to me one day… I’ll be waiting for my dear Munni 🐇❤️🙏🏼

@Skdks-f5o 🐇❤️🙏🏼😭

A 40 yr old Caravelle sounds like quite a project! enjoy & have fun! The sliding door should have a handle on the inside, sometimes the rods/connections can come lose causing malfunctions.

Thanks for watching, glad to be of help.

Yes, left the toilet in the Hol :-) Double hinged so you can lift top "lid" & open front "door", Suggest strengthening the floor part to tale weight of WC + person.

Maybe, thanks for the comment, will try next time.

Thanks for sharing all that helpful information, part no.s etc, very informative. Thank you.

Great suggestions, many thanks and thanks for watching.

Glad you managed to complete the task, certainly need some air blowing for the hot weather :-) Have a nice day. thx for watching.

Hi, Sorry my van doesn't have any corner piece covers, I'm guessing the female slots are to receive male tabs from the corner pieces? Suggest using a flat plastic trim removal tool or flat headed screwdriver to release tabs.

​@@bobsworld1863 Exactly. They are only clipped in. When you start pulling on that cover and look in the crevice you will see. Nothing complicated

Thank you for your comment, hope you have sorted yours, glad to be of help. Happy travelling!

Totally agree, I think it was the same "engineer" who designed the T5 cup holder! Have fun with the T6.

Thanks for watching, have a wonderful 2024!

Thanks for the helpful feedback.

Haha thanks for the compliment 😛 You should meet the guy with the angle grinder :-)

🤣 Haha Yes, the design could be better..VW! Thanks.

Thanks for the tip, I'll try that one next service 🙂

Thanks for watching, the comment & subscribing, much appreciated :-) Yes, a jack sure makes things much easier....Luckily I've never had to change while at the side of the road ...phew

Aha! Thank you ;-) I learn a new thing every day. I'll have a look and do properly next time. many thanks.

Yes, I spotted the obvious place to pop a bar in to help both lifting down and back up again! My van has a screw in towing eye which fits perfectly into that hole and is around a foot long. Makes it so much easier.

@@andrewhamilton2773 Just to add to Dominick and Andrew's comments the screw-in towing eye does work, but is not made for this purpose, does not fit securely and you risk damaging the threads. The pistol shaped wheel wrench is made to make the operation relatively safe and fast. So use the wheel wrench/lug wrench supplied with the vehicle (Mine is from 2014 - not sure if they are all the same). Remove the screwdriver that is slotted into the wrench. First loosen the left hand (safety) bolt about a cm. +/- 0.5 inch, perhaps a little more. This stops the wheel and folding bracket falling on your hand. You then remove the right hand bolt completely. The assembly now rests on the safety bolt. Note that the wheel wrench has a small 'tongue' at the end. Now insert the wrench into the hole provided and wiggle it around until the tongue slots into a small hole at the bottom of the tube. Lift up the wrench until it fits securely into the channel provided and then pull it firmly across to the right until the larger hole is over the safety bolt. Lower carefully, use both hands if you want. The 'pistol grip' on the wrench should prevent your hand being crushed, but you could put a block of wood under the folding bracket if you are worried. I carry a 77 cm wheel wrench which fits nicely and could make this even safer, but I think it is overkill.

Hi Nick, Yes take a deep breath, a chill pill and yes change that cable.....Take your time and enjoy suggest you take photos as you dismantle to help remember how to rebuild ;-)

Thank you for liking & subscribing :-) ... I have some videos (aka jobs to do) coming in the next few months: Repair/replace sliding door lock, changing triple bench seat to double bench seat , remove & replace front bumper & some odds & ends. thx

It is the original black bumper, first I sanded the scuffs & deep scratches then sprayed with plastic primer followed by white prime, colour coded white & finally clear coat.

Bitte schön ;-)

Thank you for watching ;-) have a nice day !

Glad to have helped. Thanks for watching.

Glad it helped. All we need now is to be "allowed" to drive somewhere exotic ;-) !!!

Glad it was helpful! Get all your tools & parts ready and go for it ;-) You will have the satisfaction of not paying the dealers ££££

Sorry I don't know that one but it is probably printed on the part somewhere..... maybe try a breakers yard?

Did you find it? I'm looking for the same. I'll check when I open mine up.

Air filter is for the engine, Pollen filter is for the cab, the pollen filter has a one way flow....I would guess it is the pollen filter wrong way round. thx

Hi, yes I think that one was my 1st video....probably took me 10 times longer to make / upload the video than do the actual job! LOL ....Thanks for watching.

If the cable was the original twisted wire cable type note that they can get buckled....so if it jumps out of position again will be better to change for a solid core cable.

@@bobsworld1863 Cheers chap

Thanks for the feedback, good to hear you got it sorted so fast ;-)

Bob's Videos mean it would not have even tried it without your video

Hi Tomas, Thx for your feedback. Yes the 4 videos cover the standard servicing & your van will be much happier after!

You're welcome, thx

Thank you, sorry it is not a "How to video", if using for a porta potty sore you will also need to add some strengthening bars or panel to the base. Have a nice day ;-)

Good luck! Just take your time, step by step & you'll be fine.....any questions just fire away.

Thank You Philip, Thanks for giving the first ever comment on my videos :-) Hope it helped to fix your van!

This is by far the best tutorial,, loads of helpful tips.saved. me loads of time...... Just don't know how you stayed so calm.. Very frustrating job!!