How To Fix Missing Modkits
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In this tutorial we will teach you how to fix missing parts on vehicles in your FiveM server.
It is a very common issue but has quite an easy fix.
Just like the lights and sirens, modkits also use IDs which can cause conflicts with other vehicles in your FiveM server.
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Step 1: Find your carcols.meta and carvariations.meta files.
These files will be found in the vehicle resource file, usually either in the root of the folder, or in a folder called data.
Open them both in a text editor.
Step 2: Edit carcols.meta.
In the carcols.meta find the ID value (at the top of the file):
<Kits>
<Item>
<id value="127"/>
<kitName>127_name_modkit</kitName>
...Change the number inside of the quotes to a number between 1000 and 2000.
The kitName usually doesn't need to be changed, if you believe it us used you can change it to a random name.
Step 3: Edit carvariations.meta.
In the carvariations find the kits value (at the bottom of the file):
...</kits>
<Item>127_name_modkit</Item>
</kits>
...
Change the kits item value to the same kitname that you just updated in the carcols.meta.
Step 5: Restart the resource.
Lastly, restart the resource and test the vehicle. If the issue is still there, try with a different number. If you have many vehicles in your server you might need to do it a few times.