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Hi Jonathan- Just the 2 front rotors and all 4 front pads. Brakes were all fine, then passengers caliper slider pin(s) stuck and the pad/rotor got chewed up- so the front pads & rotors were

What got replaced exactly? Pads all round and new front rotors or rotors all round?

Shop just installed new front rotors and pads on our 1997 EVC "Vanpira" & now the pedal is spongy and brakes weak. Can't get a panic stop, can't get ABS to activate except on test run on loose

Re photo request of cabinet removal. https://photos.app.goo.gl/DGXm4V2FbJjUU7np7 Give that link a shot to get an idea of what your are looking at. Pull the fridge. Pull the vent lines. Make sure you

Hi Sam, Thanks, but no need for a photo.? I'll definitely check out this flex line and do some zip-ties if necessary. Best, Rick

Wow, you took the entire set of cabinets out?? If you still have the photos and can share them, I'd love to see them. Thank you for your help!

Thanks, Sam! If your lines were frozen and didn't burst or leak, then these lines must be very durable.? I do think that I'll take a look at the clamps or whatever is holding the lines to their

Good idea, I definitely will. Thanks, Noel!

I just took a look at? mine. If you pull out the utensil drawer you can see where the flex line connects to the sink drain and you can see if there are any dips in the line. I? seem to have

I pulled my entire camper side out as one unit a few years back. There are really only about 5 screws holding it in. This allowed me to redo the planing lines, upgrade the pump itself, redo the copper

I fixed the slow drain problem in our 02EVC ( many years ago) by making sure there were no dips in the flex drain line ( i.e.- there is always a downward slope of the line). I think I used a bunch of

Check the vent line isn’t blocked before you start taking lines apart. Noel

Hi All, My wife and I have owned a 2002 EVC for 9 years and try to maintain it in excellent, ready-to-go-camping-at-anytime condition.? I've done a fair amount of DIY maintenance over the years,

I would us Silicon rubber cement clear.? U dont need much. Use a toothpick o lightly apply. After you cement the sections, use masking tape temporarily to burnish down the surface.? After it dries

The rubber thingy fell off my 2002 Weekender last year.? I cleaned all the glue and foam off both sides and stuck it back with 1/2" 3M VHB double-sided foam tape.? Like new!

Mac i did that repair about 10 years ago but I’m pretty sure I used 1 inch wide doouble sided 3 m tape. ?I redid the entire piece. ?Make notes on

I don't really know how else to explain it. The rubber wind deflector ? It's on a eurovan mv westfalia. The corner has started to rip with the glued side still stuck to the paint. Anyone know what

As a quick check look over the prices being asked in “The Samba” classified for Eurovans. That’s where we found our 95 that had 285K miles (currently has 298K) listed for 20K and we ended up

I am in North Carolina, near Asheville.

Assuming you are talking in US $, that is almost twice the amount an EVC of that age and mileage would sell for, check listings, they are running from $25-35,000 most places.