Bongo Fury

2.5 wt auto ,in another post i mentioned that even in nuetral (spelling) i could only turn the wheel the distance of the slack in the drive chain,not 360 degrees, so how can we tow these vans ?????

2 or 4 wd?

Sounds like you may have to get it picked up onto a loader, or disconnect driveshaft/s, normally it'll tow a short distance in neutral.

missfixit70 wrote:Sounds like you may have to get it picked up onto a loader, or disconnect driveshaft/s, normally it'll tow a short distance in neutral.

Would the engine need to be running Kirsty?

bobngo wrote:2.5 wt auto ,in another post i mentioned that even in nuetral (spelling) i could only turn the wheel the distance of the slack in the drive chain,not 360 degrees, so how can we tow these vans ?????

Have you an actual problem with your bongo bob? Or was it just a cursory query?

Limited Slip Diff?

BDC it was just just a question out ot interest, in case i broke down.

but came about as a result of something i had found out on my earlier post , about bongo not moving after standing 3 months

thank you

The 2 are one fault IMO - see other thread.

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 73#p381873

dandywarhol wrote:The 2 are one fault IMO - see other thread.

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 73#p381873

Just clicked on that Dandy.......its this one

Brian

bobngo wrote:BDC it was just just a question out ot interest, in case i broke down.

but came about as a result of something i had found out on my earlier post , about bongo not moving after standing 3 months

thank you

No worries Bob... Are you sure the handbrake hasn't seized? Just because the actual handbrake lever releases doesn't necessarily mean that the rear pads(shoes?) have released in the small drum on the rear wheels... Especially if the handbrake has been applied then condensation has led to surface rust. Do the rear wheels creak if you try to move the bongo?

Bongoplod wrote:

dandywarhol wrote:The 2 are one fault IMO - see other thread.

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 73#p381873

Just clicked on that Dandy.......its this one

Brian

Oops I meant here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 70#p381870

Loosin' it - I tell yas, I'm loosin' it!

There is some usefull info in the thread below titled 'Stalling - how can that be, it's automatic?'


For some reason my web browser is not showing the address of the thread today so I can't post it as a link

Alacrity wrote:For some reason my web browser is not showing the address of the thread today so I can't post it as a link

Usually caused by signing in via bongofury instead of igmaynard

There is some usefull info in the thread below titled 'Stalling - how can that be, it's automatic?'
For some reason my web browser is not showing the address of the thread today so I can't post it as a link

HERE IT IS

Alacrity wrote:There is some usefull info in the thread below titled 'Stalling - how can that be, it's automatic?'


For some reason my web browser is not showing the address of the thread today so I can't post it as a link

at the top of the thread is the topic title in this case "towing auto bongo" right click that title and choose "copy shortcut"
just paste into the post and the link will appear