Bongo Fury

V6 right of steering wheel

What does it do ???

If its the thing in the middle, I use it as a coin holder, I just presumed that's what it was intended for.

munroman wrote:If its the thing in the middle, I use it as a coin holder, I just presumed that's what it was intended for.

Hi I think Haydn means the SW with the orange oil light.

Yep..the "factory" switch with the OIL light which flashes.

Doesn't look like a regular Mazda switch.

Is it some gizmo that comes with an aftermarket oil cooler?

If you look at it compared with the FOG switch it looks very much the same style !!

If Haydn hadn't just got me out of trouble, I was going to suggest that it might be a factory fitted coolant alarm!

Frank

haydn callow wrote:Yep..the "factory" switch with the OIL light which flashes.

Hi,does it stop flashing when you press the Button..

Dunno....not my Bongo....saw the question on that "other" site and as I've never seen one before thought I'd ask.

I'd say it was a Mazzy after market fit from another model warning light for another use...? Maybe not actually for the oil???

I managed to get one of these (double switch on the left) from Australia i think..? Its meant to be for those swivelling with the steering driving lights like on the fancy French cars, but i have another use....! It came with block connector & a length of loom..
Bottom one has an orange on light.

I've never seen one before! Though it does look pretty factory, or somebody has done a decent job of making the warning lights look pukka. Have none of the geniuses on the "other" site have a clue? Or is that a silly question?

One can only keep guessing with the wonder of the dawn of man looking at the stars drawing pictures of gods among the either, erecting stone obelisks as homage to these deity's...

Why was Stone Henge built..? we may never fully understand.... It was a simple time when man could eat his only form of transport....

Then came the discovery that he didn't have to walk everywhere & use a horse!

Then that man, at the dawn of this equinox also tried to indulge in the culinary delights of his steeds hoof's as a ritualistic homage to his new found equestrianistic form of transport... And promptly bust his gob reet open as he forgot to remove the horeshoes first before he stuck his nags feet in his butty.

Hi
Why was Stonehenge built???
I would have thought it was obvious It was an advertising hoarding for a fast-food chain serving it's signature dish...Machenge donkey burgers. Stonehenge was at the centre of a crossroads at a very busy series of trade routes much like Picadilly Circus,in fact it has been thought that the original name was Rockadilly Circus, and the area around was a trade hub for National and International comings and goings. The blue stones signified this international accord, and evidence suggests that they may have been highly polished, lighting up like a neon sign at night with the reflection of the trader's fires. The Sarcen stones were, in fact "Saracen Stones" indicating that trade was taking place with the inhabitants of Syria and North Africa, who came up from the south in boats using the latest dug-out technology. The Saracens brought with them the Myrrh range of polishes ( Now abbreviated to Mer), which had additives to maintain the lustre of the shiny Welsh Preseli Blue Stone. On the way , the Saracens would pick up Gucky footwear from Italy, from the ancient family of Italian shoemakers (now known as Gucci as it sounds posher) . The Henge-goers liked a bit of style in those days, and Italian clothes (known as clobber) were definitely the "In" style. Over the millenia , our stupid interpretation of clobber means that we think it means the act of hitting...hence , for generations we have thought that early man dragged his missus round by the hair after clobbering her with a club....crikey...if that was the case, he wouldn't get "any" on a Friday night after popping out to the Henge for a wee drink. Evidence suggests that domestic violence is a more recent addition to mankind's habits.
As we know, there are Stone Henges all round England and Europe, showing that the Henge Burger chain was franchised , and these donkey burgers were served on square wooden platters, which were cleaned off with abrasive wood shavings and chippings, and local slang would refer to a square meal of burger, cleaned off with chips...so...burger and chips a Big Macs (machenge) refers to the Henge range of culinary delights fronted by the main trading area in Salisbury plain
Music was popular at these stone meeting places, and was later referred to as rock music, and bands of troupers would entertain at "Rock Concerts" , the singers often coming from Wales, were the wonderful voice of the Welsh could be enjoyed. One such troupe came from the very hills where the blue stones were quarried, and they were known as Elvis Preseli, a name adopted by a latter-day heart-throb of the 1960's
Thus we see a sophisticated race of folk who went out enjoying food and drink, and anyone who didn't go out Henging was thought of as being a bit daft, or Un-Henged
Cheers
Helen

As a new boy I would love to know what it is, in case there's one on my Bongo, which is somewhere on the Oceans of the planet. As a closet pagan, nice to know theres another.....is there a Bongopagan sub group I could join? need the support as I'm already worrying about coolant alarms, spare wheels and the like!