Looks like the fuel tank filler is on opposite sides, that'll be an easy question to ask

RH - D22
LH - D40

Thanks

Thanks for the vin site link, very useful. Thanks also for the photos. Looks like the D22 has a sort of power bulge air intake in the centre-ish of the bonnet, and its curved over the headlights, where as the D40 has no visible air vent in the bonnet and its more or less straight over the headlights...

Hi Mike, I'm not looking for a Navara. Its just that I've paid for advertising on this forum, so thought I'd post my questions here first. I sell a lot of air suspension kits for the rear of campers and obviously pick-ups, however like motorhome/camper owners, many owners of Navara's don't know what...

Hi Guy's, I'm looking for an easy way to identify which is which (D22 or D40). What are the cosmetic differences? I know I can use the registration date as a guide, however when they're registered on the change over date (2004/2005). I know on the D40 the rear axle is mounted below the leaf springs,...

Having built a camper myself and learnt a lot from it, thus being able to advise from experience. Having said that, I like looking at various sites where others have built their own campers to see what ideas others have come up with to overcome various issues. Having looked at a few last night, has ...

do you offer regulators to compensate for air loss and inflate the bags automatically? I assume you already have a pre-pressurised system with a reservoir/tank then? If not, you'll need one if your thinking of using a regulator. You could use an adjustable pressure switch, but the differential woul...

zildjian wrote:do you offer regulators to compensate for air loss and inflate the bags automatically?

They're not listed on the site, but I can supply them.

The airline fittings are listed here http://www.marcleleisure.co.uk/store/-c-449.html
If your looking for larger connectors, let me know what size you require and I'll add them to the site.

zildjian wrote:And Steve those brass olive fitting do you have an image/price of those as a few of us here will be on the Push-fit plastics and those always leak overnight

I've done a reply elsewhere whilst your post was made.
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Zildjian has asked me for information on reliable pipe connections. I had posted information prior to the site crash, but that was lost, hey ho. Most peeps are familiar with the popular 'push-in' type pipe connections for water and pneumatic connections. These are quick to use and relatively simple ...