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pontypool



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Swap Deployable Steps?

I have a MY16 LWB with deployable steps and looking at moving to a MY18 LWB without them.

To get steps fitted to newer car is £3.5k which seems quite a lot.

As I have already got the mechanical bits on the current car could I just unbolt them (and bracketry) and supply to the dealer to be added to the new car - all they need to supply is electonics? Or are there chassis differnces that make that a non-starter?
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Cam-Tech-Craig



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Completely feasible to remove and refit to the new car sir Thumbs Up

I think the electrics will have changed on the new model...
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forgot to mention potential new car is PHEV and current SDV8 if it makes any difference....
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