is there and directions on here for the removal & fixing/service of the heater ,mines not working well when I switch the switch on nothings happening, do I dismantel from inside cab or eng bay as I aint got a clue where to start or begin let alone what to look for ,did check all the fuse's (inside cab)they all seem ok,have searched for heater dismantle or fix in search but not alot comes up
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heater needs a fix?
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Re: heater needs a fix?
Start Here or HERE Steven, if thats not too helpful have a search using Heater AND Resistor.
The answers out there somewhere.
The answers out there somewhere.
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Re: heater needs a fix?
thanks now found it if anybody else wants to know here is the link to the page
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... or#p454383
many thanks for pointing me in the right direction mister munkey
on another subject did anyone here see the v6 bongo that would not start on ebay a cuple of days ago , was def tempted to ave a go but googled the address and was a right big garage, so thought if they carnt get it going must be a big problem with it,was nice 1 owner on with low mileage tho 46k I think
http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... or#p454383
many thanks for pointing me in the right direction mister munkey
on another subject did anyone here see the v6 bongo that would not start on ebay a cuple of days ago , was def tempted to ave a go but googled the address and was a right big garage, so thought if they carnt get it going must be a big problem with it,was nice 1 owner on with low mileage tho 46k I think
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Re: heater needs a fix?
So today I striped the heater down, seems somebody cut a wire (there are 2 on a plug that plug into another then the fblower)
seems the blower works but only 1 speed (fast) via the off on switch. cut that wire and re conected the other nothing works (up front) back fan ok so no problems there. took fan speed switch out & checked plug at rear ,seems ok multitester gave readings when it (the switch)was turned to diff settings,so at a loss think there is no power getting to blower via the rotory switch,anybody got a diag of wireing for blower?or can point me in right direction, did notice that on intake there are multiple wires going to what looks like sensors on the air box the spade clips looked a little worse for wear,could they have anything to do with it not working,have no warning lights on dash coming on tho.
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steven
ps got hold of a digital heater panel + plug and bit of wireing is it poss to replace the older heater panels with the digital ones?
seems the blower works but only 1 speed (fast) via the off on switch. cut that wire and re conected the other nothing works (up front) back fan ok so no problems there. took fan speed switch out & checked plug at rear ,seems ok multitester gave readings when it (the switch)was turned to diff settings,so at a loss think there is no power getting to blower via the rotory switch,anybody got a diag of wireing for blower?or can point me in right direction, did notice that on intake there are multiple wires going to what looks like sensors on the air box the spade clips looked a little worse for wear,could they have anything to do with it not working,have no warning lights on dash coming on tho.
thanks
steven
ps got hold of a digital heater panel + plug and bit of wireing is it poss to replace the older heater panels with the digital ones?
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Re: heater needs a fix?
The wiring Diagrams are online see here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... =3&t=36657
Just make sure you select the right type from the contents page
As regards changing manual to digital, I suspect not, you will need extra servos and the resistor pack is changed for a transistor in the same location, there is also a factsheet on the repair of both types here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/member ... sistor.pdf
Just make sure you select the right type from the contents page
As regards changing manual to digital, I suspect not, you will need extra servos and the resistor pack is changed for a transistor in the same location, there is also a factsheet on the repair of both types here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/member ... sistor.pdf
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