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Water leaks are an expensive problem in a caravan, particularly if its not discovered quickly

Caravan World is known for its DIY articles. Here, John Hughes takes a higher-level look at caravan maintenance

We caught up with Andrew Phillips and the team from The RV Repair Centre to give us the run down on refreshing a kitchen sink

We caught up with Andrew Phillips and the team from The RV Repair Centre to give us the run down on protecting your van

Andrew Phillips and the team from The RV Repair Centre guide us through how to look after your drop down stabilisers

It pays to be kind to your coupling. Often neglected, it is the critical link to keeping a van connected to your tow vehicle.

Creek crossings are easy, once you get the hang of it. Our remote area specialist, Scott Heiman, shows us how to get it right

In this DIY, we offer a thrifty solution to the perennial problem of heat loss and gain through RV windows

The humble jockey wheel is one of the most underestimated, overlooked and undervalued bits of kit on a trailer.

You can't hit the dirt with the same tyre pressure as on the blacktop but getting the right pressure can be fiddly.

If you spend enough time on the tracks, you’ll need to replace your caravan’s shocks sooner or later. Fortunately, it’s super easy to do.

When you can’t use an air con, a fan is your next best bet. Editor-at-Large John Ford recently had a go at installing his own.

With a history of ‘camping’ dating back for the last 300,000 years, you’d think we’d have it down to a fine art by now, right? Wrong.

Ufixit windscreen repair fluid promises lots, and then delivers more. Whether it’s the work of genius this stuff is DIY sticky magic.

Throw away your teflon cookware, it’s bad for you and the environment. Read on and we’ll show you how to make your iron cookware non-stick.

Side mirrors are integral to check the traffic around you and reversing. Here Scott Heiman shows you how to replace them yourself.

We rely on regular maintenance services to keep our rigs in shape, but there are a few things that need to be checked more regularly

An axe is a necessary piece of equipment for offroaders. Here’s how to show it some TLC

Scupper vents are a popular way to keep dust out of your RV. Here's how to replace them.

The AL-KO Power Mover gives ‘power to the people’ when manoeuvring a caravan or trailer

A leaking caravan window can be a major hassle, unless you know how to re-seal it yourself

When you’re ‘winding down’, it’s reassuring to have a trouble-free wind-out window regulator.

Before you head for the hills, make sure your RV and tow vehicle are in tip-top shape. Here's how to do a basic pre-trip vehicle service

A folding picnic table can make life a little more enjoyable on the road at meal times. Here's how to fit one.

Replacing a Shurflow 12V RV water pump may look daunting, but be rest assured with the right tools and an open mindset it's a DIY breeze.

Obtaining advanced articulation is simple with the new AL-KO Off-Road Pin Coupling. A standard four-bolt pattern on the A-frame and a few basic tools is all you need.

DIY underbed storage

DIY external speakers

12V fan installation

DIY stoneguard for your van

DIY campsite fixes part 2

DIY campsite fixes part 1

Replacing a caravan door

DIY safety and standards

Towing vehicle cooling system

Repairing your van s drum brakes

Replacing a hot water system tank

Easy Recipes For Caravanners: Waffley Savoury Casserole

DIY Install daytime running lights

Replacing brake shoes and drums

Replacing a caravan leaf spring

Top tips for DIY van repairs

How To Replace A Roof Hatch

10 caravan storage ideas

How to install a gas heater

DIY Budget Van Modifications

Easy Recipes For Caravanners: Vegetable Curry

Real vanners rigs DIY modifications

Installing a D035 Offroad Hitch

With a few tools, some basic knowledge and a lot of common sense, you can get to work on your RV’s 12V system.