Rear door step 1996 Peugeot boxer autoslleepe

by Plynch2002 Tue Jan 07, 2014 8:23 pm

Hi can anyone help with locating a rear door step for above camper .the frame is still on van .not bothered if new or second hand .many thanks for any replies

by Paulmold Tue Jan 07, 2014 8:29 pm

There is one for a Harmony on Ebay.

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by Plynch2002 Tue Jan 07, 2014 9:14 pm

Thankyou just looking now

by Plynch2002 Tue Jan 07, 2014 9:19 pm

Thanks Paulmold ,but it's collect only in Bournemounth and we are in Merseyside .

by Paulmold Tue Jan 07, 2014 9:54 pm

Would the seller accept collection by a courier if you organise it. These steps don't come up often
enough to let it go.

by boxerman Tue Jan 07, 2014 10:38 pm

I took mine off. It was bolted through the pinch weld of the rear sill and one side broke loose, took a while to realise where the awful metallic creaking noise was coming from. scratch head

As an aside, my van failed the MOT this year due to severe corrosion on the rear inner panel in two places. Both places were just where the step used to be bolted on - coincidence?

BTW is the van running OK now? what was the problem?

Frank

EDIT my step was made of MDF with an allloy chequerplate covering, and it was sodden under the alloy

by Plynch2002 Wed Jan 08, 2014 6:47 pm

Hi Frank ,it seems to be running a bit better ,I put new plugs in ,but the van did not seem to like them ,even though I have been told they are correct,put old plugs back in for now .Since we had van the starting has been very laboured ,and I parked it up for a fortnight through Xmas as used wife's car for work .i went to start van and it had flat battery ,charged it ,but just got clicking . Remembering from my old days tapped solenoid and it eventually started .but when I stopped van wouldn't start again .took starter off and looked inside and it was so full of sh*t it was a wonder it turned over ?new starter fitted and it whizzes over now . Still need to have timing done ,oil and gear box oil changed ,but same as everyone else have to get some funds in first . After your post think I might leave steep as van has had welding done to it .

by Plynch2002 Wed Jan 08, 2014 6:53 pm

Just out of curiosity do most people just aerial their tv through window or is there an aerial point on van anywhere .no status aerial fitted and I don't fancy drilling through van roof to fit one .,hoping to use van overnight for first time overnight next month

by sapphire Thu Jan 09, 2014 4:22 pm

Plynch2002 wrote:Just out of curiosity do most people just aerial their tv through window or is there an aerial point on van anywhere .no status aerial fitted and I don't fancy drilling through van roof to fit one .,hoping to use van overnight for first time overnight next month

We used to, but found a useful guy (he does habitation checks etc) to fit the aerial on the roof. The internal duct and socket were already in the van so easily fitted for £50.00. Very neat job and tv fitted on swivel bracket.

by boxerman Thu Jan 09, 2014 4:41 pm

Plynch2002 wrote:Still need to have timing done

You've just had a new cambelt fitted, so you cannot mean the valve timing. The ignition timing is controlled by the ECU - no adjustment possible.

Frank

by Plynch2002 Thu Jan 09, 2014 9:04 pm

Hi Frank ,the engine is running a lot better but still the revs go up and down slightly .it may be I noticed it more because to the exhaust being on drivers side no rev counter fitted ,also even with new starter the engine flys over but sometimes I the engine will stop turning over for a second and then go again if that makes sense I am a lot happier with Peggy as wife now calls it but still need to a few jobs ,next one being air filter which looks reasonably clean ,but will still change it ,when under van changing starter motor I dis notice a square wiring connected not connected to anything on RH side as looking up from underneath..

by mikethebike Thu Jan 09, 2014 10:09 pm

Hi this thread has gone off topic. goneoff

need help getting it sorted.
regards
mike

by mikethebike Thu Jan 09, 2014 10:12 pm

Hi i just checked ,Peter is on ,he will sort these 3 topics out.
regards
mike

by mikethebike Thu Jan 09, 2014 10:14 pm

Hi i just checked ,Peter is on ,he will sort these 3 topics out.
regards
mike

by modelman Fri Jan 10, 2014 5:52 pm

You stated that the FRAME was still there, so can't you simply make & fit a new step from a lump of say 18 mm marine ply??

by mikethebike Fri Jan 10, 2014 8:27 pm

boxerman wrote:I took mine off. It was bolted through the pinch weld of the rear sill and one side broke loose, took a while to realise where the awful metallic creaking noise was coming from.

As an aside, my van failed the MOT this year due to severe corrosion on the rear inner panel in two places. Both places were just where the step used to be bolted on - coincidence?

BTW is the van running OK now? what was the problem?

Frank

EDIT my step was made of MDF with an allloy chequerplate covering, and it was sodden under the alloy

Hi Frank, I might take mine off.It looks rusty and we hardly use it with that sliding side door.
That sliding door is a big advantage for us.regards
Mike

by Plynch2002 Fri Jan 10, 2014 9:48 pm

Thanks for all replies decided to boxer an advice and leave step and just up bolt frames if it comes off will look tomorrow.

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