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Transporting -> Retrofitting a towing bracket (Dimensions) for Your Volkswagen Transporter Van Seventh Generation (2021-2025)
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Retrofitting a towing bracket
Fig. 1 Attachment points for retrofitting a towing bracket.
A
B
C
D
E
F
Attachment points.
With short overhang 975 mm; with long overhang 1175 mm.
Min. 65 mm.
350 mm to 420 mm.
182 mm.
438 mm.
G
936 mm.
Dimensions
The dimensions must be adhered to when retrofitting a towing bracket. Always observe the minimum distance given
from the middle of the ball coupling to the surface of the road. This also applies when the vehicle is fully laden,
450
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Introduction (Roof load carrier)
Attaching the base carrier and roof load carrier
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Retrofitting a towing bracket
Swivelling out the ball coupling
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Loading the trailer
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Fitting a bicycle carrier on the ball coupling of the towing bracket
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