u/YurtleAhern

I remixed the mount so that it has a countersunk hole for the filament sensor screw and removed a notch along the top so that the sensor will fit flush to the mount. Hopefully this helps someone with their new setup.

https://www.printables.com/model/1787620-indx-rear-filament-sensor-mount-core-one

Credit to the original designer.: https://www.printables.com/model/1785330-onetop-indx-ptfe-passthru/comments

I used my limited tinker cad skills to make some Gridfinity trays for any additional INDX nozzles.

I haven't printed them all off yet but I'll be adding real photos to the model page as they finish printing.

https://www.printables.com/model/1783543-indx-nozzle-gridfinity-tray

Credit to the original model I used to remix.

https://www.printables.com/model/1783033-indx-spare-nozzle-holder

For anyone that’s wondering. This is how your additional nozzles get shipped.

Look at that INDX, sitting there in the corner while I work, taunting me!!
I had ordered extra nozzles so it seemed to take a little while longer to get to me. I know what I’ll be doing for the next few evenings.

Edit: I couldn’t not open it to have a look,
I’m number 0335

I’ve tried posting in the Caddy and VW sub as well as multiple Facebook groups but I’m getting zero responses.

I’m turning the van into a micro camper/ mountain bike van and I don’t want to go further into working on it until I figure this out.

This part, behind the passenger door where the sliding door goes into is constantly weeping water. I can’t find the source. The foam glue around it is has soaked up water and is wet.

I’ve pulled off all the trim and it’s bone dry around the passenger door and the sliding door, the seals are dry, inside the B pillar is dry, the roof rack bolts are dry. There’s no sign of rain getting in anywhere. I pulled the bungs out of the sill underneath and there no water sitting in them. There is no water getting in from the outside of the sliding door either.

It looks like a piece of black plastic, suck on with foam before the factory paint, and it’s weeping water from somewhere.

Any ideas?

I have a right hand drive Caddy, there is a small bit of water gathering behind the passenger seat. Its sitting in the seam between two parts of metal. It is the pocket where the sliding door goes into.

The area is sealed from the outside as far as I can see,

There is no water coming down inside the B pillar, there are no wet spots or marks to show that water is running down inside the B pillar. No water leaking in from the roof rack bolts.

The sliding door seals are dry, the passenger door seal is dry, there are no damp spots under the plastic trim along either of the doors.

I can't figure out where it's coming in from.

Water is getting in around the plastic clips and sitting inside the door. I want to remove the trim so I can seal it up.
I’ve taken off the interior panels and I can see that the door button has 3 bolts and the the rest of the trim has plastic clips. The clips look different though and are blocked by the sheet metal.
When I pry it off from the outside it looks like it’s made from two pieces of plastic. Part A is attached to the door and part B is attached to part A but I can’t get it to unclip and I don’t want to ham-fist it and break it.

I have a 2022 Caddy Cargo and the key is getting a bit ratty looking. I tried on Amazon but can’t seem to find the right style case, they all seem to be for cars.
I know I’ll have to crack it open and swap the board and key over so that’s no problem.
Any suggestions?