Thanks

I have 5 volts at the door pillar , I assume this is correct

My sliding door closer has stopped working , the fuse is ok ,the electrical connection are good and the contacts are clean , my van is a 2003 2 L petrol hard top any Ideas please

I read an old post that said some of the newer 2.0L have an OBD 2 socket just to the left of the steering column. Cancelled the code using a basic reader and all appears to be well the diagnostic socket is such a pain

The cupboard door open on to the sink and does the job I could say that was my design genius but I would be lying ,I bought the mattress and worked from there to fit things in the conversions you can buy are very expensive and are MDF

Thanks do you know of anyone using the Bosch ones that are a replacement but you have to wire them to your old plug

I wanted to have space for a cupboard and kitchen and toilet and fridge
I bought the van with the rear and middle seats removed, the middle seat area has a sofa that slides to make half the bed with storage for bedding underneath
At the back are a cupboard and toilet on the right and the kitchen ...

Has anyone used one of these, my bongo has fault code PO135 saying that there is a fault on the sensor heater circuit, the van runs fine maybe a bit more thirsty but difficult to tell

Thanks Geoff
A fuse was gone in the box near the leisure battery replaced it and all is sorted including reprogramming the remote locking fob ( method available on Bongofury) in a minute

I have a red wire going into the slot and no fuse in the slot , what has been done I have no radio or courtesy lights and am unable to reprogram my remote locking key fob and have an amber engine check light
ps the fuse days room on it
2.0 petrol 2003

It stopped working, the key still opens all the doors and works the ignition

I changed the battery in my key fob and now it doesn't work and I have the orange engine light on any ideas