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Englander

Beiträge: 14
Registriert am: 30.07.2009


Ich habe gleich meine Trabbi gekauft. Ich brauche - leider ich weiss nicht das Wort für "rear door support" oder "rear door stay" - Es ist ein Schiebe-Mechanismus, um die hintere Tür offen halten. Hilfe bei dieser wird gebeten.
Joey_A

Beiträge: 914
Registriert am: 15.09.2004


Für 601 ...
http://www.trabiteile.de/product_info.php/products_id/1066[/URL

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Elfriedewilli

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Registriert am: 09.03.2005


@Joey-A: ich glaube er meint den Schiebefeststeller. Das Teil wurde verbaut bevor die Gasdruckdämpfer verbaut wurden. War ein Schiebegestänge aus Aluminium und bricht direkt durch, wenn man versucht die Hecktür des Kombis zu schließen ohne zuvor entriegelt zu haben. Da hab ich auch mal lange dran gesucht bis ich eines aufgetan hatte. Mein ´81 Universal hat den auch noch drin.

pwb601

Beiträge: 3.903
Registriert am: 07.10.2001


i guess you've bought an estate? built somewhere in the seventies? the part you're searching is called - as far as i know - "schiebefeststeller" (or something like "manueller haubenaufsteller für kombi anstelle der gasdruckdämpfer"). it's - on a regulary base - only sold by chance by most of the common partsellers, so you'll have to search for a while ... my favorite opinion: directly ask @ www.trabantersatzteile.de . i recommended andré to you, he usually has anything you can imagine, as well for older models. or, otherwise, try to find something at omoma.de or ebay.de ... (hm, asking for spare parts in the forum itself is frequently recognized as a "very big crime" *gg* )

good luck

Englander

Beiträge: 14
Registriert am: 30.07.2009


Hi PWB601,
many thanks for the tip - maybe as a newbie I'll be excused the error - need to learn the etiquette etc. Just for the record, I've bought a 1981 Kombi, quite good condition but like an idiot the first thing I did to it was break the item in question. I'm hoping to bring it to Stoke in September and maybe even to Berlin in November and I'm trying to get it in the est condition I can.
DUOcalle601

Beiträge: 2.038
Registriert am: 09.06.2006


dont drink and drive
Englander

Beiträge: 14
Registriert am: 30.07.2009


I don't do that - I find the beer goes everywhere. I prefer to drive then drink when I'm not in the car Seriously though, I would never drink and drive.
pwb601

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Registriert am: 07.10.2001


hi,
well, for your 81 kombi, you'll exactly need this "schiebefeststeller". so we got it and, you're by far not the first one who broke this fragile thing, so just don't mind when i had my first trabant in 2001, i drove it 'til the clutch slipped (hm, i don't know if slipped is the correct term? aah, sorry about that aweful school english ) well, it slipped that much, that i wasn't able to have the car out of the 1st gear - then at least i fixed it so nobody is perfect ... guess it's not the last thing you'll break, and, after all, a car is good for using it and not for keeping it in a "better as new" condition in your living room (just my opinion). and things in use get broken sometimes ... that's just the way it is ...

i don't know much about the spare part supply in britain, but i think it's a kind of challenge so good luck again ... and whatever you need to know, just feel free to ask

Englander

Beiträge: 14
Registriert am: 30.07.2009


I am following the advice to try and get one. Actually the part is so simple that I might be able to make it myself. I love this Trabbi already - I'm going to have a lot of fun with it. Your english is pretty good by the way - better than my german ! Another good thing about being a Trabbi owner is that my german should improve.
pwb601

Beiträge: 3.903
Registriert am: 07.10.2001


thanks i don't consider my english to be really good ... but at least i'm able to order a cup of coffee, and thats fairly enough to survive for me i do like england though (erm, i'd honestly say that i prefer scotland slightly to england, but i hope you'll forgive me - i'm just fond of the mountains, hillocks, glens, the scenery, the vast space and the small roads )
yet i don't really know why at all ... i only was there once, since i had a girlfriend from over there quite a lot of years ago but i hope to get back soon ... one of my dreams is still to drive through the highlands and spend a couple o' days on the outer hebrides ... who knows ... perhaps one day
Englander

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Registriert am: 30.07.2009


"(erm, i'd honestly say that i prefer scotland slightly to england..." - I've no problem with that, Scotland is a particularly beautiful place. Only problem is that it's full of people who hate the english and the beer is crap ! I have one or two good scottish friends and they won't mind me saying that lol ! On the other hand, I love Berlin - I only discovered it a few years ago but I wish I had seen the Berlin wall before it came down. I am not one of those people who wants the wall put back but I'm just fascinated by the whole cold war era and East Germany etc. even though I know it was a painful experience for many.
pwb601

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it was - and is - a fascinating time, i fully agree to that. maybe because i've studied history for quite a while well, i'm a foreigner both in england and scotland, so for me there is no difference. england has some outstanding sceneries itself, i just remember cornwall, devon ... some places in the midlands ... but i know what you mean. talking about politics is perhaps not the best idea when visiting a pub ... but that's quite the same in germany. too many guts which dislike either east germany, or west germany, or south germany ... not my thing, it's all the same country, why not sit alltogether and enjoy?

hihi, well, and i've never tasted scottish beer, ach is toigh leam uisge beatha na h-alba, i really like the whisky

Englander

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Registriert am: 30.07.2009


"ach is toigh leam uisge beatha na h-alba" - so you know a bit of gaelic !? - that's impressive, not that I speak any myself oder Personally I think that beer and politics / religion / football can be ok together, it just depends on the mentality of the people involved. I have learned over the years which buttons not to press (if you know what I mean). My fascination about East Germany and the Berlin Wall is about the lengths politicians are prepared to go to in order to achieve their aims. Who in their right mind would build a wall down the middle of a street and separate families etc. - unbelievable ! Still probably a time many people would rather forget.
pwb601

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Registriert am: 07.10.2001


i do like languages, and uncommon languages are even more fascinating. but it's not more than a hobby at all... sometimes i listen to the news on bbc alba, hm, i guess i get a third of what they say there ... i generally don't have that great problems to learn the very basics of a language in my humble opinion, the worst thing about gaelic is the writing system (even if it is more regular than the english one) ...

yes, you're right ... it really depends on the people involved. i know what you mean, but i so-to-say seem to have a remarkable ability to press the wrong buttoms (i use to say what i think, in a sometimes very straight manner)
i got your point of view, i guess but sometimes i'm bound to think that many of the decisions made after 1945 until the sixties are not more than a chain of short-term-decisions, which meshed up to the well-known situation afterwards... surely, the "great goals", the dividing of the world into just good and evil (depending of where you stood ), this all was meant in the long term. but the actual decision to build a wall straight through a country wasn't well-considered. surely, people were restrained to leave the gdr, but there were a lot of negative consequences, mostly of which we just become aware of only as late as 1989/1990... the desolate economical development is only one example ... mh, all i want to say is, that i'm not sure whether the (naive) decision to divide germany was actually planned as a "decision forever".

but i also think, the long way from the seventies until the "wiedervereinigung" (reunion) of germany 1989/90 is a pretty good counterexample for the strong will of politicians (or, too, for the will to achieve their aims in the long term, instead of choosing short-term-decisions); in addition, achieve an aim without starting any quarrel or war (which is barely naturally in my opinion )
after all, in my eyes it remains one of the most exciting parts of german/european history ever
(i've read twice what i wrote now, but i'm not sure if i would pass a school test )

Englander

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Registriert am: 30.07.2009


I've been trying to rationalise why I wanted to own a Trabbi. Obviously it is an icon of the former East Germany and there is a lot of nostalgia even though I am glad that the "Anti fascist protection barrier" has been removed and people are free to travel. I never had to experience anything like the DDR citizens had to and because these people could wait maybe 15 years to own this car means that they should be cherished. Also, I am not a skilled mechanic but the car is so simple that even I can do most of the maintenance. I managed to convince my wife that it was a good idea by telling her that the bodywork is made from recycled materials - she's not so sure about the blue smoke though
Christian K

Beiträge: 3.150
Registriert am: 27.04.2004


Hello Englander!

I think a few of us want to see some pictures of Your 28yo station wagon Trabant!
Which color has it? Is the car registered in England? What You did with the headlamps, because the Trabant was never made for countries with left-hand traffic.

Cheers, mate!
Christian

Englander

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Registriert am: 30.07.2009


Hi Christian, I can't see how to post pictures on this forum so I sent one to your e-mail address - please forward it to anyone who is interested. The car has been registered in England for a few years now and it has a registration plate which belongs to the year 1981 (ends in the letter "W"). The original DDR plate was "BTF-DT98" and I have some of the original German documents. Headlamps are no problem - you just have to stick a small piece of masking tape towards the right hand side of the lamp glass and it is then legal to drive in the UK.

Christian K

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Registriert am: 27.04.2004


Here is the photo:
Not too bad, with chrome bumpers!

And...ehm...BTF-DT98 is not a GDR plate.
Its a plate of the current system. BTF belongs to the city of Bitterfeld in Saxony-Anhalt.
Masking tape on the headlamps are the known temporary answer of the problem. But I think, Your car would have a better look without these tapes. The Trabant has easy round headlamps, so I think you should find any headlamps of an older car on a scrap yard?

Englander

Beiträge: 14
Registriert am: 30.07.2009


I've just checked the Fahrzeugbrief and yes, there is an entry for Bitterfeld but before that there was one for FTL-**** (Freital), so I guess that was its original plate. It was imported into the UK in 2006. Still haven't figured out how you put a picture into the forum - are you going to enlighten me . Your'e right, the tape doesn't look great - was going to replace it with clear stick on prisms, but maybe a headlamp change would be better. Mine has 6v electrics though so finding the right lamps might not be so easy. Most scrapyards have cars that are not so old.
Christian K

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Registriert am: 27.04.2004


To put pictures into the forum: Find a website where You can upload pictures. After the uploading of a picture, a link is indicated which You have to put in Your answer with [IMG] www. (your link) .com [/IMG]...(but no space between the signs)!

To find headlamps - if You were a New Zealander, I would recommend http://www.horopitomotors.co.nz/ to You.
There are so many old Ford and Holden with round headlamps.

photo by me:

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Trabi UK

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Registriert am: 11.08.2009


Hi Englander,

I have tailgate struts in stock at Trabi UK. Email me or call on 01202 383953 / 07976 252407 for details.

Cheers

Dave (Trabi UK)

Englander

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Registriert am: 30.07.2009


Das Gespräch begann mit mir versucht, eine schiebefeststeller finden. Eigentlich hatte ich ihn reparieren und es funktioniert wie neu. Wer braucht die gleiche Reparatur kann ich Ihnen die Details kontaktieren.
 

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