My Caddy 4, 1.4 TSI, Acapulco blue

[Giddy]

Spent a best part of the day fitting CSR spoiler. What a pain in the arse to line everything up properly. Hopefully I don't have to do anything similar any time soon

Can't wait to see it in a daylight now

[Lister79]

Very cool mate, top work as always.


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[brooneye]

Looks good buddy


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[Giddy]

Thanks lads
Couple more daylight shots. Very pleased how it's turned out

[Sag1]

Looks great dude, really liking that!


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[Caddy Dan123]

Smart as buddy where did you take live for cigarette lighter in the rear of the van mate and is that permanently live?

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[Giddy]

Thanks mate. I've added an extra feed from the fuse box. It is permanent live.
How to is in the link https://www.caddy2k.com/forum/viewtopic ... 22&t=33096
Also, if you need a plug and play solution, you can drop @tommyzooom a message, I'm sure he can make you a loom.

[Rigguz]

Such a nice van! Colour is amazing!

With your spoiler did you just bond it on, it or did you use any fixings? Looks spot on!!

[Giddy]

Thanks mate. No fixings, some double sided tape for the initial fit and windscreen bond to keep it in place.

[Giddy]

Only a small upgrade, but these side moulding are a proper patience testers

[mijkie]

Nice !

Do you have the partnumbers ?


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[Giddy]

Yes mate, all of them are listed here https://www.caddy2k.com/forum/viewtopic ... 22&t=21017

[mijkie]

Thnx !!

[BenXCIV]

Is there a technique to removing the side mouldings, or do they just come off easily with a bit of manual persuasion & heat?

[Giddy]

I'd say the easiest is to cut through the tape at one end using a braided fishing line or super strong thread. Then start pulling up that end slowly while heating it up. The heat helps a lot, as the double sided tape becomes softer/gooey and comes off a lot easier. Don't go crazy with the heat gun if it's not a temperature adjustable one
Then just a matter of cleaning up the tape residue with something like "tar remover". That's how I did it.