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VW T6.1 Quadlock Arm Phone holder

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Adapter that evens the curved A-pillar and allows to mount quadlock gear

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Anyone having T6.1 knows that there is no ideal place to put your phone in. I was tired of vent mounts and once I saw someone on facebook posting quadlock arm mounted to some metal sticking out from the dashboard trim I wanted the same. I coulddn't locate where this metal should be attached so I decided to mount it directly to the trim. 

The process of getting the measurements was long and tedious. It took me at least a dozen prototypes to get it to useable shape. I printed it half petg, half flex - so it is rigid enough and still has some room to conform to the shape of the trim. Worked out great and soon after I did the same to the passenger side.

Couple notes :

  • It requires two holes to be drilled through the trim. 
  • There are two sides to print - one goes behind the trim, the other between trim and the quadlock mount.
  • Quadlock parts I used - concealed base small, medium arm, wireless mag head.
  • Screws - two M5 screws and nuts and washers. I used 40mm because those were the only ones I had. I think 20mm is minimum but I can't measure that now.
  • Once printed, try to place it more less where I did and try to feel the correct place. The piece should not wobble when at the right place. Mark the holes, drill, fit both sides and screw down.
  • Once assembled you will not be able to take if off without taking off the trim again
  • To take the trim off - not many instructions are online to be honest. Take off the handle and vent area then you need to pull the trim to the side, towards the middle of the windscreen. Study how it is held in place, putting it back in is more difficult.
  • You can route the wires behind the black trim of the dashboard and hide the usb c sockets there for the nice cable management. I wired it via a fuse piggyback on ignition.

 

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