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Behr it's barely paint. I might have tried a floor leveling product to get the low spots out first and wear muck boots when working with harsh chemicals. In the end, good job on a DIY project. You probably saved $$$. Cheers

I have exactly the same van , just bought it to work , has ABS and ESP lights on , i can't get codes , my scanner can't communicate , pin 16 doesn't have battery voltage on the OBD II connector , does anybody knows where the fuse is ? Or where the voltage comes from ? Or which circuit fuse send voltage ? The fuses under the dash show ok . Does anybody had the same problem ? Thanks !!!

Great Job, looks nice. Just curious about how you decided to insulate? I think Versa Tube has a system to sandwich the insulation between the exterior panel and girt. Did you consider doing this? Did you consider doing wood construction? I'm curious why you chose to go with metal? TIA

This video could have saved me a LOT of time over the years.

Super great!

Thanks

Cheers mate, Hare Krishna...

amazing. thank you!

Did you have to prime the fuel system or was it just plug it back in and go

Great job guys. I will admit I am jealous watching these families working together my X wife would of never heloed me do this. Serious great job great video.....

Awesome, thank you!

Looks nice, how long did it take to construct?

The video didn't show how to install the ridge cap. Can you walk on the roof to do that?

I got a Versatube carport last year. Placed it on my

THANK YOU

Good video: informative and entertaining. Loved the music.

Turbo is on the front of engine easy to maintain. Later turbo moved to rear of engine, nightmare.

Might want to Add: Just forward of the air filter is the Mass Air Flow Sensor. On my 2006 3500 5-cylinder Turbo Diesel, this thing has gotten fouled several times in the 6 yrs I've had it. Vehicle will suddenly go into Granny Mode/Limp Mode. Can't go over about 40 mph. Learning to clean this thing will save any owner a lot of frustration & $$$. I always carry a can of Mass Air Flow Sensor Cleaner. The only other equipment you need is (as I recall) a 10 mm socket. You have to remove the metal heat shield, but it's seriously not rocket science. I've both replaced the sensor & cleaned it a few times. Takes less than half an hour. There are more than one good UA-cam video on the step-by-step. The most important thing is not to stick anything inside the MAFS housing. If you touch the sensor itself, you'll be buying a new one. Mine was simply shot when I bought it. If you have a Blue Driver, the code is P0101

This video is a blessing!

Did this let you fuel up to 23 gallons?

great video, thanks

Great video. Thank you. Just picked one up and this is a nice overview for what I'm getting into. Appreciate it. 👍

It's now May of 2024, and Just came across this video. A quick call to the Mercedes Benz dealer down in Oregon, and they told me parts are getting extremely difficult to find and unless you're an established customer they won't even touch a vehicle that's over 10 years old. If you're out in the middle of nowhere or in a small town, you are pretty much on your own. I doubt you're gonna find anybody to work on these. In my home state here in Alaska there's only two vendors that work on foreign vehicles and neither one of them will work on this vehicle. There is a vendor online by the name of million miles sprinter, and he appears to sell parts and of course there is Florida Van Man. It does seem like there is a bit of a cult following for these and as long as you're willing to work on them yourself I guess you could get by. I was looking at an airstream conversion one myself, and typically these are 40 grand or more. That's when I start checking into having them serviced. It's so unfortunate as they are a great size van, get good mileage and don't have all the emission crap of the newer sprinters. Again, just be aware that if you buy one you'll probably be fixing it yourself, unless you're close to a very large city. By comparison I have a 2006 Chevy Express van and I can pretty much stop in any gas station in America and have that thing serviced. Certainly something to consider if you plan on a van life style of living.

Thanks for making this video. Super helpful for all the DIYers with the older Sprinters like myself.

Love the DIY spirit you two have, and doing these projects together are memories made as you level up in life as well. Keep up the great work!

Very nice. Did you find the install instructions to be accurate?

very good! thanks for the video, super interested in versa tube

Love it

Nice work! I'm curious how you diagnosed this particular leak. There are several other potential ones at lower levels. (Head gasket, hoses, oil filter adapter to name a few). Thanks!

I got as far as wheels installed last weekend. My question, was about the hydraulic reservoir cap not screwing down to the o-ring. Tech said it not supposed to. 🤷‍♂️ I just assumed o'rings are used to seat things.

I recently bought a property that has a versatube building and I want to add a few windows. Did you get the windows from them? Is it the same as the sheet metal where they just source them locally for you? Thanks

Any rust on it yet?

Having trouble finding JUST the sending unit... where did you get yours?

you gotta be in Sandy? maybe ogden? any way, great video very informative. I'm in Lehi and looking to put one of these in. maybe you want to come help....?!? lol

Thank you for the detailed video. Does the kit include trim pieces to close up the gaps in the eaves and bottom of the walls? I'm mainly concerned about mice getting in the garage.

THANK YOU!

Thanks for the video! It looks like your van was painted after market. Did you do it? If so, what did you use?

I would suggest you fit the schraeder valve caps on your AC system.....dust is a killer. And the valves themselves may not be 100% leak proof....caps will help with any leakage.

Great video, What are the dimensions of this building?

Thanks for the easy step by step instructions. Great video.

These are the best sprinter van came out on the market I love them 2004 2002

Man do I miss those mountains. Great build and Thank you for the info

Great job and info, I have a question about snow load and the 3/12 pitch. How many inches of show stays on the roof? also doesit seem very sturdy if more snow heavy snow would be on it without brooming/raking it off? i ask because I am wanting this style in Northern Wisconsin but the snow load worries me

Really nice build

Excellent job guys

Just bought a 2006 dodge sprinter and this video was great !!! Thank you!

Eventually getting to this with my build.. Trying to figure out a way to skip the furring strips to save a little space.

I watched this a couple years ago and I just watched it again and now I understand all of it 🙂

Thank you, man!

That was a perfect video. Clear and simple information with good camera work.