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any one used these and if so are they any good for the rock&roll bed in the bongo

Three common sources of oil around that area are: - EGR pipe (inch or so steel pipe coming round from back of engine, over top of the injectors and into the elbow at the front of the inlet manifold) - rocker cover gasket, up top - camshaft oil seal at the front (oil dribbles down, and airflow blows...

haydn callow wrote:Most td Bongos have this gunk in that place......no worries

good to hear. As i say it runs like a dream so ill leave be and keep and eye on it then.

Bongo is running well as ever. Tonight I took the drivers seat out and had a look down into the engine with a view to doing 1st gear oil change. I noticed some black oily deposit below the inlet maniford at the front. Dont thinks its the head gasket as cooolant integrity is sound Has anyone changed ...

helen&tony wrote:Hi
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, it's just a case of having a drive round with the passenger seat hatch propped open to check it out
Cheers
Helen

I'd fall out !

Ha ha, after months of thumping, padding , applying pieces of sponge all over the place, bits of cardboard and lots of new swear words, ive finally cracked it. behind the fuse box there is a small soooooooooooo inaccessible screw which can only be reached if your a contortionist . After a bit of gra...

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I have the exact same awning and always use the metal pole that was supplied. Simply slide the pole into the end of the awning , slide it into the glittering and lock in place with the small clamps that came with it. Never moves even in strong wind. Always felt figure of 8 was a little less secure

Be wary of travelling hundreds of miles seeking better weather. I did over 1000 miles last week travelling to north devon then down into Cornwall thinking I'd get the sun . It was cloudy and windy , I may have been unlucky but this weekend I'll stick to the railway coast

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It's squawking like a bast@@@ demented chicken when I go on rough roads or over a bump / pot hole. I got so fed up today I could have thumped the dash with a blunt object. It's the drivers side and stops if I apply forward pressure with a finger in the area of the offside heater vent! I've wedged pa...

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