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040 Parts Heckklappenaufsteller kompatibel für VW Transporter oder Multivan

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040 Parts Heckklappenaufsteller kompatibel für VW Transporter oder MultivanKEIN GEFHRLICHES ZUKLAPPEN: Die Kofferraumklappe bleibt auch bei hoher Last auf dem Fahrradtrger geffnet. KEIN OBEN HALTEN DER SCHWEREN HECKKLAPPE MEHR: Endlich sorgenfrei und komfortabel trotz Fahrradtrger den Kofferraum beladen KINDERLEICHTE MONTAGE: Den sehr stabilen Heckklappenaufsteller einfach innerhalb 30 Sekunden ohne Werkzeug an einer der Gasdruckfedern befestigen. Fr Links und Rechtshnder geeignet. Es wird nur ein Aufsteller bentigt. KANN AN

KEIN GEFÄHRLICHES ZUKLAPPEN: Die Kofferraumklappe bleibt auch bei hoher Last auf dem Fahrradträger geöffnet.

KEIN OBEN HALTEN DER SCHWEREN HECKKLAPPE MEHR: Endlich sorgenfrei und komfortabel trotz Fahrradträger den Kofferraum beladen

KINDERLEICHTE MONTAGE: Den sehr stabilen Heckklappenaufsteller einfach innerhalb 30 Sekunden ohne Werkzeug an einer der Gasdruckfedern befestigen. Für Links- und Rechtshänder geeignet. Es wird nur ein Aufsteller benötigt.

KANN AN DER GASDRUCKFEDER BEFESTIGT BLEIBEN: Der Kofferraumaufsteller kann problemlos während der Fahrt an der Gasdruckfeder befestigt bleiben.

KOMPATIBEL MIT: für gewisse VW Transporter oder Multivan mit DÄMPFERDURCHMESSER von MAX. 32mm! NICHT FÜR: California Modelle geeignet

Hey Camper, schau dir unseren 040Parts Heckklappenaufsteller an. Dieses coole Teil besteht aus  3mm dickem Stahl und hält deine Heckklappe sicher geöffnet, selbst wenn sie mit einer Menge Gepäck und Fahrrädern beladen ist. Kein mühsames und gefährliches Halten der schweren Heckklappe mehr - dieser kleine Helfer macht es möglich!

Der Aufsteller für die Heckklappe rastet von selbst ein, sobald die Klappe hochgedrückt wurde. So hat man alle Hände frei und kann die Klappe sicher und unfallfrei geöffnet lassen. Zum Schließen der Heckklappe muss der Aufsteller nur kurz angehoben werden. So kann der Zylinder der Gasdruckfeder problemlos wieder einfahren.

Er ist kompatibel mit VW Transporter oder Multivan Modellen. Aber Achtung, Leute: Nicht jedes Modell hat die gleichen Gasdruckfedern. Daher solltest du vor dem Kauf die Länge des dünnen Dämpferrohrs (sollte mindestens 214 mm sein) und den Durchmesser des dicken Dämpferrohrs sollte maximal 32 mm messen. So kannst du sicherstellen, dass unser Heckklappenaufsteller perfekt zu deinem Van passt.

Und hier noch ein Tipp: Unser Heckklappenaufsteller ist nicht mit den VW Modellen California (Ocean, Coast, Comfortline, Beach) kompatibel. Für diese gibt es eine eigene Version!

Auch wenn unser Heckklappenaufsteller aus robustem Material besteht, kann er bei zu viel Kraft beschädigt werden. Denk also daran, das Teil vor dem Schließen oder Bewegen der Heckklappe zuerst zu entriegeln.

Im Paket enthalten ist 1 Heckklappenaufsteller mit Befestigung. Mit diesem verbesserten Zubehör wird das Be- und Entladen deines Vans sicherer und komfortabler. Also, worauf wartest du noch? Mach dein Camper-Leben einfacher mit unserem 040Parts Heckklappenaufsteller.

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This is Star Wars at its' strangest, and that's a very good thing. Luke and co. fighting through what could easily be Dracula's castle is a truly unique experience. I don't wish to say more for fear of spoilers. As a note though you will get more out of this if you've been following the Star Wars and Dr. Aphra comics. However you can get by without that knowledge as well.
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