Renault Trafic Campervan Conversion - Campervan Light Bar Install 

lol, thanks

Hi ya, my name is Karl, lol. Anyway glad you are enjoying the videos, i have a lot of things coming up on this build soon.

oh yeah Dave's the Scottish dude..sorry karl.😳

Yes, I was always told you couldn't have all the accessory's power running through a switch as it's a fire risk. The piggyback fuse, is it running off a powered fuse outlet capable of running the lightbar? Is that fuse outlet now running two items? Would have been better to fit a high power item like that directly to the battery like what was done on the about a couple of dozen low power side lights? Linky> ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-E_COaUNDga4.html Shame a nice anchored switch wasn't fitted in that housing instead of a 3M stuck on one. But all in all, the usual tidy job done on this channel.

Any unistrut fixings are compatible with the univolt from TLC direct

Thank you I have loads more scheduled and lots to come

Thank you. I haven't experienced any wind noises on the vans I've done and driven

You need to be careful of the colours the best way to determine the colour of your exact vehicle is the VIN plate. Here is a link to help you www.touchuppaintking.co.uk/paint-codes/renault_paint_codes.html#:~:text=Most%20often%20renault%20paint%20codes,generally%20a%205%20digit%20code.

thanks I'm looking forward to the finished project t

(Or, just use allen bolts)

I didnt have any the right length that was the original plan

Will do i will add one to the description

Yeah I had some but not the right length just showed a creative way for people to get round this issue

Hi Roy!

@@DaveAber9999 Hi Dave, this is how they do it "dahn sarf".

Very true

Good old ebay