No Bongo complies with the ULEZ unfortunately no matter what engine is fitted :-( Thanks, it looks like I may have to get something else, shame I really loved the bongo That's a shame do you visit London that often that it's a show stopper? I'm not sure there are many other options that would compl...

g8dhe wrote: ↑Sun Jul 19, 2020 1:59 pm No Bongo complies with the ULEZ unfortunately no matter what engine is fitted

Thanks, it looks like I may have to get something else, shame I really loved the bongo

Hi everyone, we had a Bongo before, but traded it for a full motorhome, now we have got a caravan but we miss having a van for days out so we are thinking of getting another bongo. Does anyone know if the petrol Bongos comply with the London ultra low emission zone? Also what sort of MPG do they giv...

check threads about the temperature gauge, unconverted it is no use at all

check the temperature sensor, when cold the box will not change to "top gear"

I have a trick so as not to get caught. I keep to the speed limits, this has the added bonus of really pissing off people behind

Our 15 year old toy poodle had an anesthetic when the vet tried to put his dislocated hip back in,they put in a drip to keep him hydrated and he was fine (apart from his hip which never worked again)

Hi guys Yes. I've flicked the Toggle. No joy. After reading up on here I did suspect the loom. I have a voltmeter. Just wondering how to use it to find the problem Thanks Try moving the loom about (wiggling) if it starts to work you know it's the loom, this could be on the drivers door or passenger...

If you do repair it make sure you find the cause of coolant loss, don't just fit the engine or you may have more problems.

If the rear window steamed up, it sounds like a rear heater leak which will have drained the coolant and finished the head. You may be lucky and that's all but it is still £2000.

Good luck

It will be exactly as Jaylee says I've had this with the central locking on more than 1 occasion see http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... =3&t=48843

Good luck

John

My daughter want to borrow ours for Glastonbury, but I keep thinking of all the times she has hit something and all the mud Haven't decided yet but thinking NO!

have been put in contact with a Stafford outfit who fit the TOAD alarms,


Had a Toad cat 2 on a previous car it was good too!

We have a Hornet cat 1 alarm immobiliser it operates the central locking and the inside sensors can be shut off, also we leave the ignition key in the lock when camping so we can operate the blinds but the bongo cannot be started without the fob. Had it over 2 years and it has been fine.

I have found on a run, driving sensibly, I can get 29 MPG but when I'm towing my trailer and the Bong is fully loaded for camping it drops to 24. I have not been brave enough to check what it does around town