Coolant leak problem
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Coolant leak problem
Hi, Our Bongo has come back from a long trip around Scotland and has developed a coolant leak. The garage has said it needs the metal coolant pipe on the driver's side replacing, but say they can't source the part.
Can anyone point me in the right direction for the metal coolant pipes for a 2001 2.0L petrol bongo please? I've found the bongobits website, but this doesn't seem to have the part for a 2.0L bongo (though I have e-mailed them to see if they can supply it).
I live in Peterborough and really need to get the bongo fixed and on the road again tomorrow if possible. Can anyone recommend a garage near Peterborough who might know a bit more about Bongos?
Thanks for any help anyone can give.
Can anyone point me in the right direction for the metal coolant pipes for a 2001 2.0L petrol bongo please? I've found the bongobits website, but this doesn't seem to have the part for a 2.0L bongo (though I have e-mailed them to see if they can supply it).
I live in Peterborough and really need to get the bongo fixed and on the road again tomorrow if possible. Can anyone recommend a garage near Peterborough who might know a bit more about Bongos?
Thanks for any help anyone can give.
Re: Coolant leak problem
I'm afraid to say that these particular pipes will have to be shipped in from Japan. As far as I am aware none of the Bongo parts suppliers in UK keep them in stock. Bongobits, AVA, the Bongo Shop and others will be able to order it out for you, but because of ongoing supply-chain problems caused by the earthquake in March, you can expect about a 3 to 5 week delay at the moment. The other problem you will have is shipping costs; these pipes are fairly long and go over the international size requirements for most of the courier firms.
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Re: Coolant leak problem
Worth trying your local Mazda dealer, they came up trumps for me for a new aft seal & much cheaper than I was being quoted elsewhere, only took 2 weeks to get here from Japan too.
If that one's gone, how are the rest + the hoses etc?
If that one's gone, how are the rest + the hoses etc?
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Re: Coolant leak problem
is it similar in dimentions to a diesel 2.5 part.? if yes get a piece of same gauge pipe from a local metal supplier,theres nothing special about it.anything will do as an emergency fix.
just dont use jubilee clips to try to seal it,use the proper mazda clips.
or get one of the flexi emergency hoses that the aa use,and make up a fix.
chop the leaking solid pipe you have and make 2 sleeves that will fit either end of the new flexi,cable tie in place for now.
just dont use jubilee clips to try to seal it,use the proper mazda clips.
or get one of the flexi emergency hoses that the aa use,and make up a fix.
chop the leaking solid pipe you have and make 2 sleeves that will fit either end of the new flexi,cable tie in place for now.
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Re: Coolant leak problem
Good call, why didn't I think of that
Same part no's on lushyP
2.0litre petrol system - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 1of02.html
2.5TD system - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 1of02.html
2.5 V6 petrol - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 1of02.html
Not all the hoses are the same, but the two main metal pipes are, ie drawing no's 15-19x & 15-190 (part no's are on the index on the left if you click on the description, but these may not match with mazda part no's exactly)
Same part no's on lushyP
2.0litre petrol system - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 1of02.html
2.5TD system - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 1of02.html
2.5 V6 petrol - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... 1of02.html
Not all the hoses are the same, but the two main metal pipes are, ie drawing no's 15-19x & 15-190 (part no's are on the index on the left if you click on the description, but these may not match with mazda part no's exactly)
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Re: Coolant leak problem
If it's the smaller diameter longer pipes for the heater part of the system, I think those'll be the same for all models too - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/c ... mgno=.html - nothing listed as being different for different models, check to make sure though.
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Try AVA - http://www.mazdabongo.com/display.produ ... earch=true @£50 each for the large coolant pipes. Allans may be able to supply, or Bellhill, etc?
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Thanks for the suggestions. Not having much luck. Found a few people who do the pipes for a turbo diesel, but not a 2.0L petrol.
Japautospares think they may be able to get some, but the garage I am using have given me this showing the pipes that are leaking:
http://www.bongoholidays.co.uk/IMG00200 ... 4-1211.jpg
But Japautospares say the diagram is not of a 2.0l petrol and that the diesel pipes in the diagram are different and the part numbers are therefore wrong for my bongo.
Can anyone confirm whether the above diagram is of a 2.0L bongo (2001) or something different please? If something different, does anyone know the part numbers for the 2.0l bongo for the equivalent parts?
Japautospares think they may be able to get some, but the garage I am using have given me this showing the pipes that are leaking:
http://www.bongoholidays.co.uk/IMG00200 ... 4-1211.jpg
But Japautospares say the diagram is not of a 2.0l petrol and that the diesel pipes in the diagram are different and the part numbers are therefore wrong for my bongo.
Can anyone confirm whether the above diagram is of a 2.0L bongo (2001) or something different please? If something different, does anyone know the part numbers for the 2.0l bongo for the equivalent parts?
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Re: Coolant leak problem
I can confirm that it is what I said it is, look here & figure it out for yourself if you don't believe me - http://www.lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/
When you click on the relevant details on the page for your year - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/i ... A0Ctr.html - the top two lines of engine specific info are for the 2.0 litre petrol, which is evident if you click on the + icon to the left of the text.
If in any doubt try & get a Mazda dealer to confirm, they should have access to the relevant drawings/part no's as well as being able to order the parts.
I thought JAS were no longer supplying bongo spares & had sold their stock to Ian?
When you click on the relevant details on the page for your year - http://lushprojects.com/bongopartsmk2/i ... A0Ctr.html - the top two lines of engine specific info are for the 2.0 litre petrol, which is evident if you click on the + icon to the left of the text.
If in any doubt try & get a Mazda dealer to confirm, they should have access to the relevant drawings/part no's as well as being able to order the parts.
I thought JAS were no longer supplying bongo spares & had sold their stock to Ian?
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Re: Coolant leak problem
Sorry - got company name wrong - it's Auto Jap Spares not Jap Auto Spares I spoke to. It was them that said the picture the garage supplied wasn't for a 2.0L petrol.
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Supply them with a picture of an arse & an elbow & see if they can spot the difference
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Re: Coolant leak problem
3 minutes spent on lushprojects reveals these part no's for the 3 parts highlighted on the drawing supplied by the garage
FEMJ15270A - 15270 - PIPE,WATER BY PASS
FEMJ15290 - 15290 - PIPE,BYPASS
F8A615537A - 15106B - HOSE,WATER
Check to make sure as I'm still a bit groggy from a general anaesthetic after an op today
FEMJ15270A - 15270 - PIPE,WATER BY PASS
FEMJ15290 - 15290 - PIPE,BYPASS
F8A615537A - 15106B - HOSE,WATER
Check to make sure as I'm still a bit groggy from a general anaesthetic after an op today
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Re: Coolant leak problem
Have you been to your Mazda dealer yet as Kirsty suggests? I have never had a problem getting bits from them for my '98 Bongo, usually takes no longer than a week & is not normally that expensive, some parts you will probably only source through a dealer.
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Re: Coolant leak problem
Thanks for the part numbers. Tried the local Mazda main dealer and they didn't seem to want to know. Mazda can't find them on their system in the UK and said the best they could do would be to email Japan and then it could take a month to get the parts but they didn't really know.
Everyone I've e-mailed in the UK from ebay and the spares places advertising on this site don't seem to stock the coolant pipes for the petrol bongo. They've got the diesel ones, but not petrol.
Running out of ideas now...anyone know of a 2.0L petrol being scrapped anywhere?
Everyone I've e-mailed in the UK from ebay and the spares places advertising on this site don't seem to stock the coolant pipes for the petrol bongo. They've got the diesel ones, but not petrol.
Running out of ideas now...anyone know of a 2.0L petrol being scrapped anywhere?
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Re: Coolant leak problem
Go for the mazda dealer ordering the parts, you will probably be surprised how soon they arrive, it's the system a lot of us have used. There may be parts held in Belgium, which would mean it should only be a few days, I've had parts ordered from Japan & they were here in 2 weeks. at least then you'll know you have a source of parts local to you when you need them
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