Latest Queries

If your Bongo is feeling a bit under the weather, then the duty nurse at the Bongo Clinic may be able to find a remedy.As you can well imagine, nurse is incredibly busy, so before asking for a diagnosis there are a few things you can do yourself. We strongly advise that you:a) browse through the questions in the archive to see if your query has arisen before

b) try asking other Bongo owners via the Forum.

If none of that works, then send an email with your problem, and we will get back to you as soon as we can, although note that we do not have a technical department as such.

NOTE: Due to the number of queries we receive we can now only accept queries from paid-up club members. So please quote your membership number (which you will find on your card). No membership number = no response!

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Latest queries are shown below. Or click here for the full clinic archives.

New Queries:

Q: I have had an ABS sensor replaced but the warning light is still on. Have checked all other sensors and cleaned contacts. (Julian from York)

A: To reset the warning light turn the ignition on but do not start enegine. At one second intervals pump the foot brake 10 times. Problem solved!

Q: I’m fitting new HT leads to my V6 Bongo. Can you tell me the firing sequence? (Dan from Wincanton)

A: It is 1-2-3-4-5-6. Looking from the rear of the engine 1-3-5 are on the right bank and 2-4-6 are on the left bank .