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Re: engine diagnostics V6
Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 5:43 pm
by cheffy34
davidneeves wrote:thanks for the reply looks like that socket wont tell me a lot then.my bongo just seems to make a lot of noise but with no power, the engine runs smoothly enough with no misfires .i have replaced the air filter and spark plugs .i think next job is to have a look at the distributer cap and rotor arm.could any one let me know if the dizy cap is easy to get at.cheers dave black over silver tin top
WHERE HAVE I HEARD THAT BEFORE, let me know if you get it sorted
i would try and get a fault code aswell to fair it may give you a clue
I wouldn't jump into a cap and arm either till i know for sure, I have learnt from my own mistakes and spending money when it aint needed
Dar
Re: engine diagnostics V6
Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 6:00 pm
by wishmaster
davidneeves wrote:thanks i got my bongo from paul and he also converted it to lpg.i thought i would try and sort it out for myself because i have had trouble geting hold of him in the past.i will have to try and give him another call. also how many kms do you get from a tank of gas i am only getting about 350 and i dont drive it hard
350 was about what I was getting out of my V6. I also did a lot of short around town trips too.
Izzy
Re: engine diagnostics V6
Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 9:50 pm
by dandemann8
wishmaster wrote:davidneeves wrote:thanks i got my bongo from paul and he also converted it to lpg.i thought i would try and sort it out for myself because i have had trouble geting hold of him in the past.i will have to try and give him another call. also how many kms do you get from a tank of gas i am only getting about 350 and i dont drive it hard
350 was about what I was getting out of my V6. I also did a lot of short around town trips too.
Izzy
468km is the most I've had out of ours, that was upto Lake Conniston running around and back home to Newcastle Staffs, no racing just smooth laid back enjoying the ride driving
