Rear door loom

[Luke]

Is there a fix you know off dean?

[dean]

[FredTransit]

What about chemical metal? it's a bit more durable.

[dean]

sorry folks but ive deleted

please dont make it common knowledge but by all means pm it on to orthers

[Luke]

sorry folks but ive deleted

please dont make it common knowledge but by all means pm it on to orthers

I think dean there will be load's more mk6 owners read this than potential thieves!!! so on balance your doing more good than harm if you can help the owners do something about it!

[FredTransit]

I can understand Dean's concern, but I hope he understands that unfortunatley it's likely more thieves than owners know about breaking into vans, otherwise nbody woudl be suprised when it happens. I agree with Luke, if we get to know, we can do something about it.

[100ps_drw_hicube]

do you know what this is yet as my dad has mk6 and he loves it would hate to have it gone let me know

[FredTransit]

do you know what this is yet as my dad has mk6 and he loves it would hate to have it gone let me know

Why not PM Dean directly? He hasn't posted in a while though, so might be out of touch with the forum.

[Nighthawk]

The recall didn't actually reprogram anything, it simply cut a single cable to the Central security Module behind the dash.

The rework stopped the signal sent to the module when a pikey cut through the loom thus stopping the rest of the door motors from operating. The cable in question was an unused circuit from the first months of production when the Transit 2000 had a rear door barrel.

The recall didn't however stop the little gits from messing up a £60 loom though, so a steel shield was created.