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Any tips for long journeys?

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New campervan conversion owners with a trip from the Scottish Highlands to Germany planned. Never done anything remotely similar before so thought I'd ask for any tips that might help while we still have time to include them in our plans (June for the Euros :) )
 
A full service before hand. I'd want to give it a good once over myself making sure nothing is moving, worn, no noises, all fluids checked etc etc . And maybe a few consumables

Oh and a jerry can
 
P4ddy said:
A full service before hand. I'd want to give it a good once over myself making sure nothing is moving, worn, no noises, all fluids checked etc etc . And maybe a few consumables

Oh and a jerry can
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Do you mean a jerry can for petrol or water? We have water onboard but a petrol can sounds like a good idea, thanks
 
mcameron said:
Really? I wouldn't know where to start for replacing them but maybe a basic toolkit is a good idea (hammer and duct tape covers most things)
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a set of basic tools is always handy, i have a set in mine. as for the sensors if one fails trying to find a replacement in a different country can be a pain, so if you have spares then its just a matter of getting someone to fit them like the breakdown company
 
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