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Not as bad as slaming the door with hot coffee in there!

Has to be the worst designed cup holder ever.

When I searched for one about 5 years ago, there was one on ebay very similar to this one claiming to be genuine.  Same price too.  :-

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/176226183510?chn=ps&_ul=GB

I didn't buy one.

I struggled to find metal door locators for mine.  I eventually got some from ebay but they have long since disappeared from my purchase history. 

On just checking I see that there are now loads selling the phasic ones.  But they do nothing to stop the draught from the ill fitting doors.

I am thinking that the requirements here will be the same as a simple two way light switch.

Might be a good idea to refresh on how they work?

https://acaselectrical.co.uk/pages/two-way-switching

Got a new one coming.

Can't understand how same garage passed it last couple of years.  That hasn't happened in just 12 months!

The result of spending so much time parked on grass I think.  Scary how weakened it is.  There are stress fractures running from each hole, could have collapsed anytime.  And I do often take it off road.  Once watched a landy club convoy turn back from one track I use.

Can they weld?

The parts situation with these vans is ridiculous.  One of the reasons my local garage won't do the subframe is they expect it won't be the right one when it comes and they would be a ramp down with my van in bits till they found the correct one.

After once adjusting the primary drive on a Bonnie, I replaced the outer case and started it up.  It still sounded sloppy so as the inspection plug was still off I though I would test the tension.
I realised my mistake just as my finger brushed the chain and managed to get it out intact.

Apparently the loosely defined regs re welding subframes allows for a degree of interpretation by tester. 
I think I may have found a good welder and a "reasonable" MOT station to do mine.

Your avatar has never been more appropriate.   

Looking around, I will be lucky to afford a moped.

Still, I did once do a 350 mile tour of Scotland on a 50cc Yamaha.

Life goes on.

I think Alvy is right, could be so many things.  And tracing is not easy without the required knowledge or equipment.

Good manuals are hard to find but you might find something here:-

https://dispatchexpertscudo.org.uk/foru … .php?id=10

tee-cee posted this one a while back, I think it's still there:-

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/edc69fqw … f&e=1&dl=0

Assuming you are referring to glow plugs...

Do you mean you don't actively use them in summer?

Yes they are just plastic strips and sticky tape.

The front window deflectors, at least in a camper, are primarily to allow ventilation without rain getting in.

Don't know if you noticed John, but the boot split when the clip held.