if you check your stereo's they normally have an off button or holding down the source/power button for several seconds will power them down, worst case scenario pulling off the front will turn it off, 99% of all major brands of stereo can be switched off, reading your book of destructions will show...

The factory fitted motor in the drivers door (if you have 1!) is controlled by the red and green wire from the unit, the blue and black are power. Even accessing the factory wiring for standard central locking wont help you UNLESS you have an actuator/motor fitted as most Bongo's only have single po...

you'll always see a difference in voltage as the resistance from the wires and contacts causes a slight drop, typically I would expect to see a bit less, about 0.1v but dependant on your circuit type and contacts etc 0.4v isnt too bad. You cant really tell the state of a bettery wtih a meter as i've...

Does the noise disappear when you turn the other way? sounds bit like a wheel bearing, although bongo's have a backing plate behind the discs which if bent can cause a squeak

I've seen on a couple of occasions bongo's that leak only when they're hot, make sure the connections between rubber/metal pipes are clean as build ups there can lead to seepage. The main engine inlet hose is prone to rubbing n opening a tiny pinhole that only allows fluid escape once the engine/coo...

unless you have factory fitted RCL then you dont have a motor in the drives door, so you accessing the vehicles wiring will only end in tears, configure your unit as direct motor control and add a motor to the drivers door, takes 30 mins.

Julian

Out of curiosity as cant find a mention, what colour is the smoke?