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There is a thread here for some more ideas https://igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/viewtopic.php?p=659231#p659231
One thing I have noticed is that not all diesel Bongo's seem to have the same problem, I do wonder about the quality of coolant water used and perhaps furring up of the internal pipes with ...

Do understand personally always use a toasting frame on the gas cooker for toast this style works well https://www.amazon.co.uk/Primus-P-72066 ... 000OPQ1AE/

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In lots of cases you will find it better to source 12 volt devices rather than plan to use an inverter and mains ones, the reason being that there are losses at each stage of conversion of voltage level. Heating devices are the exemption but again you will find its a lot cheaper ...

They are used in several places and are rather hard to remove, think the normal process is to unbolt the arms themselves!
The ones I have removed in the past are on the ends of the floor channels to prevent the seats from rolling out but there I was able to use a club hammer to knock the entire pin ...

It needs to have a visible "dot" but not required to light up with an internal lamp as I recall.

Assuming you have joined the club itself, not just the bulletin board, then at the top of the page is a "Join Bongo" button, click this, then click "Members Area", scroll down to "Factsheets" and scan the list for the required item.

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You don't say which vehicle engine type you have bought, diesel, 2l petrol or V6 petrol, however leaks can come from many sources! You have engine coolant, water based and pressurised when at operating temperature, you can see the level by opening the bonnet then looking at the de ...

Can I suggest you look at insurance costs, many younger drivers get a nasty surprise when they go to ensure!!!
Typical well used converted vehicles will indeed be in the range you suggest, however they will also be carrying a lot of rust, not visible to the eye, from a simple exterior look :-( You ...

Was the temperature at the normal position? Have you checked for a blocked air vent in the petrol cap perhaps?

It does in mine! Certainly all the critical ones, listed on the diagrams in both measurements, also tightening sequence if relevant.

As per mail try a Google search https://www.google.com/search?q=mazda+b ... bda+sensor for suitable sensors perhaps?

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Problems logging in its asking me to "Verify that I am Human" but nothing to click or select ..... details are correct as of 10th March email.

Are you sure on that name? There is Bongo Spares, but I don't recall a Bongo Parts company?