A few tips here:

https://www.worldnomads.com/explore/south-america/argentina/where-to-camp

Can’t give any personal experience, but it looks good.

Enjoy. 8)



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I’m planning a trip to Argentina soon and would love some campsite recommendations. I’ll be exploring various parts of the country, from the stunning Patagonian landscapes to the lush northern regions. If you’ve had any experiences camping in Argentina or know of some great spots, I’d really ...

Both Dore in Sheffield and Auto Safe in York are well-regarded for Bongo service. Dore has a good reputation for their expertise and customer service, but Auto Safe is also known for their thorough work and fair prices.

You might try using a screw extractor kit to get them out. If the holes are stripped, you could fill them with a material like epoxy or a wooden dowel (if there's space), then re-drill and reattach the screws. Alternatively, larger screws or adding washers might help if the original holes are too ...

Possibly due to bad seals. The numbers you provided (WL04D, 104740-0823) indicate it's a fly-by-wire design. Make sure any replacement pump matches these numbers closely. Slight differences might cause compatibility issues, so double-check with a seller or specialist.

For your Bongo, it's best to get a bull bar designed for it. If not, universal or similar-model bars might fit with some modifications. Check with an auto shop for advice.

I completely get your frustration! It is strange they do not permit using a converted Bongo as the main vehicle. I would check the specialist insurers from the clubs; they perhaps have better choices. It is too bad about the high quotes, especially when you compare them with your old Mercedes. Good ...

Check if the hinges are slightly bent or if there's any play in them. Sometimes, adjusting the striker plate can help with alignment, but it might not fix everything. If the hinges don’t seem adjustable, there could be subtle issues with the door itself.

Try checking VELUX and Blackout Buddy. I saw some around £40-60 for good quality.

Check online retailers like eBay, RockAuto, and Amazon for a new or used injection pump. Diesel parts specialists and local junkyards might have what you need too. Also, try Mazda or Ford forums—members often have leads or spare parts. Make sure to confirm compatibility and condition before buying.

Converted camper-vans like your Bongo often need special insurance, which can sometimes be more costly and limiting. It is good idea to look around with insurers who know about these types of vehicles or talk to camper-van clubs for advice on where to get the best coverage. The bigger cost compared ...

Converted camper-vans like your Bongo often need special insurance, which can sometimes be more costly and limiting. It is good idea to look around with insurers who know about these types of vehicles or talk to camper-van clubs for advice on where to get the best coverage. The bigger cost compared ...