Bongo Fury

Hi , need help I'm not at all mechanically minded so if this doesn't make too much sense I appologise in advance. Despite turning the motor over every few weeks through the winter the engine refused to start last friday just as we were about to set off to Norfolk a 300 miles plus round trip . We jump started it and had no further problems, we were on a hook up all the time on site , tried it this morning and the same again ,the starter motor just clicked, so i plugged it in to the mains for 7-8 hours and nothing changed. I think it was a new battery last november when we bought the bongo from JAL , I think all the switches were in the off position and my leisure battery is fine, so my questions are - 1, does an E/up charge both batteries, 2, is my battery shot .3, what position should the switches for fridge, lights, etc be in when parked up . 4 , is there anything I may have missed.

Could be starter motor contacts or a low battery.
Need to know what control panel you have before answering about battery charging - ideally a photo

Sounds like a problem I had - it turned out to be the starter motor in the end. It was intermittent whether it would start or not. Had some embarrassing moments in Cornwall!

you might want to get the started solonoid bush kit from ebay and refurb your old one i think it works out at around £8 ish for it delivered

You've Been Bongod wrote:you might want to get the started solonoid bush kit from ebay and refurb your old one i think it works out at around £8 ish for it delivered

If its a nippon denso started i have the refurb kit. It cost me £15 all in so its available if you want it. This is the one i bought
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWNX:IT
If you want it let me know. Apparently there are cheapo ones that are crap and this guy is the real deal.

How strange i have just started getting the same trouble???
Have you sorted it?

If it was the winter? why just one battery not both.

I had what sounds like the same noise when my alternator packed up. Might be worth checking that the batteries are charging next time you get it started.