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It was the park switch when mine did similar.

I struggle with mine at 57kg a corner - even with arms like Mr Tickle I struggle to get a usable grip when putting them on and off the car.

I'd put money on it just needing a good clean out in the flush side. One of our old vans with an electric flush would get bunged up with black bits if the fluid wasn't mixed properly.

If it’s like shadow foam, it should be layered so you drop the tool on cut round and then you can peel the layers out to get the right depth.

Is it a genuine TRW one? or a knock off that's still got the markings cast in?

I should add that when I've done it with a scalpel in the past I had to make sure it was a brand new one out of the packet.

A fairly recent house move has probably paused progress on this for a while!

I’ve only ever cut shadow foam with a scalpel which has done it neatly. Just more awkward to make the cutouts level/square on the bottom face.

Could be a two-poster mounted between the doors then so it’s not in the way of using the doors normally.

That looks great Mike!

It’s why I said it! hopefully a good discount!

A useful contact

We buy loads at work from RS tool-wise. Definitely not the cheapest for but us when suppliers have to be on the system and we get a little discount its usually easier. Another point for tools etc is pop into your local agricultural engineers or dealers. Friend works for the local New Holland Dealership and they stock loads of good stuff, same for another couple of hire places.

Ah I’ve managed to miss the salmon one…. But not the sodder

Welcome to the forum Greg!