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I wil ask on one of the specific FB groups.

There are several YouTube guides, but when searching I suggest you list all the Sevel makes and models. Mind you, I have never heard of a 2015 H2L33, I honestly didn't know they had ever made such a long van :unsure: Phil

As always when applying any type of adhesive ensure all the surfaces are spotlessly clean & grease free prior to using it.

Thanks for that Phil, my time to sell isn't just yet, but who knows when it will be and now I have the link. Phil

If you are able to light the pilot light on gas then this side of the fridge is working. If you are able to do so, hook your van up to a direct 230V supply, lights should come on, on the display panel and you ought to be able to set a temperature. As for running it on gas and due to the age of...

You need to be following the truly amazing TOTAL build by one of our long standing and exceptionally highly regarded members. The build is there listed under the name of "Well I have gone & bought our next van, although it's not a van yet". His name is DARCAR

And guess what, I had 2 emails arrive overnight from them addressed to my old user name Buzzy-Beans. I know Squiffy and I both know why we left the SBMCC along with amongst others, Listerdiesel and were instrumental in the setting up of another group which is still in existance and then hey-ho...

Darren I don't know where you live but I do know there is one of the very best spray foam installers located in Sheffield https://www.oneinsulation.co.uk/, there are also quite a few others located around the country, most especially close to any of the large junctions of the canal network as so...

What plans do you have to smooth off the sides to give your amazing creation an overall more finished effect?

Brilliant Phil, now if you can please write a similar guide for the Renault Master, Ford Transit & Merc. Sprinter as you know there will be many very grateful members having the information to hand!! Only joking of course. Phil

Despite what you say Phil, I am still of the opinion, when attaching items such as solar panels to use a belt and braces method of attachment, or in other words a good, high quality stainless steel stud and lock nut as well as of course the carefully managed thickness of adhesive, which in my...

I too would like to know if there is actually a law, however Phil your sign off sentence copied above I find to be somewhat confusing as surely you ARE talking about standard OTC gas bottles that don't have built in 80% regulated cut offs being refilled at petrol stations? Phil

This is EXACTLY why I stressed calculating the 80% capacity of a 100% empty cylinder as well as stressing to only ever fill the cylinders very carefully to that carefully calculated figure!!!!! Any hyper important point with any and all commercial cylinders is to religously ensure they are...

In my Series Land Rover days, I used to be a member of numerous forum/club groups where inumerable members, including myself, used to refill their own bottles. The concensus of opinion was that if the bottles looked to be in 'as new' condition and were not old then as long as you strictly...

I know you shouldn't, but with the installation in my 'Millie' it is easy to refill proprietory cyliders, just as long as they are totally empty, allowing me to make an accurate calculation as to the 80% capacity. Both when I lived in Wales as well as in N.E. Lincs. both my houses had calor gas...

Many thanks Phil, I have now bought both the 8/10 reduction connectors as well as some more 10/10 connectors from Amazon with delivery tomorrow. Yes a slight cost premium over eBay, however the speed of delivery for me is far more important. The next job for me is to prepare the 8mm pig-tails...

After 8 years of faithful service, my 'Millie' is starting to show her build age in one or two places the most recent one of which is the mixer tap fitted to the shower room sink. The pig tails from the tap are 8mm copper whereas the plastic pipe is 10mm plastic. Back in 2013/14 when I built...

I believe that effect only happens if your vehicle is fitted with the latest re-charge type of brakes. It does for instance on my BMW hybrid car but not on my 2008 Renault Master.

I totally agree Trev., vehicles before bean counters were miles better and miles more reliable!

Welcome aboard @Kenmar1, you have come to the right place as there are several members who are right up with the very best when it comes to electrical installations! So ask away and I am certain that one of them will be replying to you quite soon. Phil