After I had to put Ozzie to sleep I said I would not get another dog [-X . Ya right #-o :oops: last night I picked up my new puppy, a Jack Russell Chihuahua cross :shock: I've not picked a name for her yet but I think I've got to call her Ozzie :shock: http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s143/daveblu...

You've got toooooooooo much time on your hand Stu
Looking good mate.

Also make sure your spare wheel is nice and tight under the bongo, it can rattle and the noise will travel down the chassis.

Try silicon spray grease on the runners and wheels (buy from Halfords or other motor shops)
You can use it on the window runners as well.

Buy an extendable curtain rod for less than a tenner, it fits just over the trim near the roof behind the front seats, then buy or make curtains to fit.

I didn't bother to drill, I just hid the wires behind the rubber seal and fed it through to the light cluster.

Fantastic photos, brilliant descriptions of sights and scenery, and the food ohhhhhhhh the food

It might be worth re earthing the fuel tank, cheap easy fix that might just solve your problem.
http://igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/view ... =3&t=48363

mikeonb4c wrote:Looks superb, and what great weather

The weather was fantastic all week, temperature usually in the 90's or more all the time.
Loved driving in France ,very easy, apart from the odd busy city the bongo's did attract a few stares.

A few pics of my holiday with BDC in France. And whats the first thing you do when you arrive ,no [-X not empty the suitcase, clean the bongo :shock: :lol: http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s143/daveblueozzie/DSCF1816-1.jpg Outside the chalet in glorious sunshine. http://i151.photobucket.com/albums...

It was a bit stupid of the mot guy, he loaned me a screwdriver to change the bulbs, he then did the mot, then said here you go gave me the screwdriver back to put my led ones back in :shock: . I said no thanks took the pass and pi++ed off [-X He did say they had a blue tinge to them, I said its a re...

I fitted something similar but had to take them out at the mot test centre, they said they would make it fail an mot.

The wiring for the cigar socket is very thin and not up to the job of an inverter, the best thing to do is upgrade and rewire to a new socket to be on the safe side.
If you have a leisure battery wire it up to that with an in line fuse.

Have sent a pm with a few more pics.
Dabs conversion, single bedbox.

My conversion single bedbox

The whole unit comes out and the bulbs are fitted from the back