Fault as above.

Local garage diagnosed as rear offside sensor fault (due to it being open circuit, whilst other sensors are low ohms).

Problems are twofold:
- They can't find a replacement
- They say the rear ABS senors often break on removal making what remains a big job to remove

I saw a thread ...

So my Bongo failed it's MOT with sill corrosion problems mainly. Not sure I can afford to get it fixed up, so looking at options. I'm not interested in breaking it for individual parts, so perhaps looking to sell it as-is.

1. Do the firms listed in the breaking section tend to pay for vehicles or ...

Thanks. Will contact them.

My Bongo failed its MOT with sill corrosion problems

Based in Amersham 20m west of London

Anyone recommend someone relatively local to get this sorted?

> The wiring for the aforementioned socket is about half a mil diameter, the ground taps into the light cluster ground at the rear of the van,
> it is supposedly rated up to 10 amps, I would not be happy even putting 5 amps through it, I sent a new heavy feed to it instead, adding
> another socket ...

I currently have a leisure battery fitted with a PMS 3V/H Power Management System.

1. The battery is only charged by using the hook up cable (not by the alternator when the engine is running)
2. There is a useful 'cigarette lighter' socket in the rear (mounted in the passenger side plastic rear ...

Was there any conclusion on a suitable and cheaper alternate part that would fit and work?

Thanks - sadly doesn't reach a conclusion on a suibale equivalalent part

https://www.bongospares.co.uk/shop/brak ... s-sensors/

Filled in their request form too. Thanks.

What did you pay for fitting?

Have had front right ABS sensor diagnosed as faulty after ABS light came on.

Been quoted £180 for the sensor and £105 for fitting.

So is £180 for the part the going rate? And does £105 for labour sound excessive? Any other practical options to reduce the repair cost?