1993 T4 Trident A/S manual

Can some kind person please tell me where to get a basic manual, not the fancy stuff for the fridge etc but a basic cab manual i.e. controls, how to start, where is the bonnet catch? I don't even mind a photocopy but I can't even put the back wiper on as I bought my lovely "Gladys" 3 weeks ago and the previous owner kept the manual. Struggling with some of the basic controls, can you help please?

Hi there and welcome to the forum.

This is the place to introduce yourself to the many AS owners, there are other areas within the forum where your question will have more chance of being answered

If it helps I found this on Amazon

http://www.amazon.co.uk/VW-Transporter-Petrol-Diesel-1990-1995/dp/185520374X/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1354828024&sr=1-3-fkmr0

However, the reviews are not very encouraging as it seems to be a very poor Haynes manual type publication, but maybe better than nothing.

Hi Tommy,
I have seen those but its a cab manual I am looking for with the basics, I have been driving for 40 years but some of the basic controls have me beaten.

Thanks to you I have persevered found the other section and posted my enquiry!

Try the question in the "Van" section or the "Technical" section on this forum.

There are many Trident owners who will gladly help with any problems especially specific questions, like the bonnet catch for example

My typing was too late there

Hi Mo.

Welcome to the forum from Nottinghamshire.

Cheers. Whisky.

Hi Mo
Welcome to the forum from a dreich afternoon in Bridlington
Boaby

Thanks Everyone for the welcome messages and the posts, I persevered and found the other section and may be on the trail of the right manual. Only had my beloved Gladys a few weeks but finding the experience most enjoyable. Other drivers are actually letting me out into traffic and don't seem to mind if we are a little slow moving (apart from the usual 1 minute to live types!) I think my rather lovely battery Santa Christmas lights hung from the curtain rail at the front and lit when dingy seem to cheer people up. I have wanted my camper for years and despite a few minor niggles (the usual duff petrol gauge, dodgy battery etc.)l I know I have made the right decision. Looking forward to a couple of the shows this year as well, makes a change from the classic bike shows but I will still probably go to those as well especially now I don't have to pay for drinks ad food!
Merry Christmas All

Hi Mo



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