IMO the main issue is finding someone who is a diagnostician rather than just plug in a code reader and tell you what it says. The Emergency Duty Team (EDT) is an emergency social work service across South Gloucestershire, which is available at night, weekends and bank holidays. It was intermittent when we moved on, now permanent and no, definitely not the wires under the seats. We have a 22 plate Burstner on the Ducato chassis and after watching the video decided to check the rain diverter on our van.

There is a licenced bar, operated by the RAC club on request (and subject to volunteer bar staff being available), which is accessible from all areas.Both auditoria offer level access and the meeting rooms can be accessed using a lift which can accommodate a wheelchair.

RAW2K are not liable for these changes and you must do your own checks to ensure you are satisfied with the vehicle. Outside these times, if you are experiencing a care emergency that cannot wait until the next working day you should contact the Emergency Duty Team. Hi, I recently saw a You Tube video which demonstrated an issue with the rubber seal which sits at the bottom of the Ducato windscreen and whose purpose appears to be to divert rainwater from running into the engine bay.It is the airbag module used on sevel vans that is sensitive, and motorhomes are used less (batteries go flat) and people disconnect/connect the batteries without RTFM and converters (DIY or otherwise) use cheap interfaces to habitation (VSRs, or cheaper relay setups) which cause the airbag module to see over voltage spikes (and lock out) or under voltage etc.