Mike, many thanks. Took a little bit more than 5 mins, I have a leisure battery fitted and the plug and cable that goes thru to the footwell was tricky. So checked all the connectors, now to take it for a spin and try out the wee skiddies to see if ABS functions. Cheers guys.

I'll take it out and try wee skids on the cricket square.
Do those two electrical connectors go to two further connectors way down the back near the bulkhead, and is that where the ABS unit is. Its rather difficult to reach.
Does the electronic bit come off the pump unit or is it all one? To save ...

I've done a lot of searching of the fora for info about ABS warning light staying on. An autoelectrician with a very large box of tricks tells me that there are no fault codes displaying and everything indicates correct, but my ABS light stayed resolutely on. He has wired it up temporarily to go out ...

Sorted chaps, many thanks for your help. It was a rather loose connector on the starter solenoid. Cleaned it and squeezed it up a bit. The sedimentor light has also gone out now its running.
Cheers
Sir Clugs

Thanks for the quick replies.
I don't think its the battery, if I put the headlights on they do not dim when I turn the start key so the voltage is not dropping from starter load. Either its inhibited or the solenoid is sticking. I have ordered up a kit from ebay.
Cheers
Sir Clugs

Hi Folks,
Relatively new to Bongo-ing, bought my Bongo 2.5TDI last summer. I ran away from the cold to West Africa for 4 months and just returned but de Bongo no go start, she feel neglected. Batteries (I fitted Martin Bird's split charging System) both charged, turn on ignition, all looks well ...