Matt - you're welcome to them. They are in the back of my Bongo taking up space so please take them!

It's in the garage just now (dreaded hold light flashing) but i'll have it back next week.

pm me with your mobile if you're keen.

cheers,

Iain

Our bongo has a rear kitchen and both the folding rear seats were given to us as well. We don't need them.

Anyone around central Scotland (or willing to drive there) want them for free?

I'm not finding any problems when driving to give me clues, but i don't want to ignore the hold light flashing at me. The bongo is new to me and was sat parked up a lot of the previous few years so i think corrosion has taken hold. The fuel gauge does not work and the front brakes are scraping but i...

Hi folks, i have the hold light flashing and when doing the wire trick in http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/membersonly/factsheets/Transmission%20Fault%20Codes.pdf i got the following: - Hold light on for three seconds - 6 quick flashes - 3 second gap - 1 slow flash - 6 quick flashes - Sequence then ...

Thanks a lot, so output speed sensor it is then.

Anyone with experience of this problem?

Ok so I'm getting six quick flashes thena three second gap then one slow one then another six quick straight after. There is a gap This sequence then repeats. I can't figure out what code this is. Aaa argh help!

Took this for reference when I had the problem. mine turned out to be the throttle potentiometer. There is also a video on You tube of my holdlight displaying the fault code. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13Xa11_tLtM http://sphotos-c.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/47337_426628234638_6702956_n.jpg A...

Better get those front wheels off ASAP and check condition of pads and disks. Rears also in case not done for yonks. And have you checked level, colour, smell of ATF fluid? Thanks Mike, will do brakes and fuel gauge, it's the hold light that is worrying me the most! Is ATF fluid gearbox fluid? And ...

turbodave wrote:Hi, I can't answer most of your questions except to say the fuel gauge normally can be fixed by attaching a wire from underneath the fuel tank to the chassis. I have done this with good results. Dave

Thanks Dave, that will be the next task i think

Hey folks, Just entered the world of the bongo :-) I have unfortunately got to cut my teeth in the maintenance field though eek (i have no mechanical background). I have one (and probably will have more!) specific question, but I would really appreciate some experience in this matter. So... the hold...

Helloooooooo

Just bought a Bongo off gumtree. Much excite!

Haven't been camping in it yet but looking forward to it. It's a green AFT.

We live on a canal boat so It will be dotting about between Edinburgh and Glasgow when it's not out playing

Cheers,

Iain

M-reg green bongo newby here She'll be parked up between Edinburgh and Glasgow when she's not taking us on adventures.