That's enough slagging each other off. Thread locked.

The reason we don't ask for forum names at the time of booking is

a) what's the forum?; and
b) that's an unusual name. would you mind spelling that for me?

I'd estimate that 75% of attenders at the Bash don't use the forum.

Good idea! I'll set aside an area near the gate.

I asked if you were available this Friday? 1 hour. Ring me on 07932-844321.

Vicky, have sent you an email.

Vicky007 wrote:Im in Westbury and would happily do this for you don't work on a Friday any more so that would be a good day to arrange something im sure i could part with my Bongo for a few hours!

OK, will be in touch.

I'm talking about full metal replacement arches. The same ones that JohnnieBee had done. See his original post at http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=28359&hilit=Arches&start=15. Here is what they look like. http://www.patnben.net/images/PIC_001.jpg By going furthe...

I think I have tracked down a company that can supply wheel arches. But to esure an exact match, they need to borrow a Bongo fr a couple of hours, midweek.

Anyone out there fancy doing this? The firm are based in Westbury, Wltshire.

Anyone else want to volunteer? Bongo with flip up seats reqired for scanning.

A fact sheet on servicing the V6 will be completed by the end of the month, maybe before. I spoke to the publishers of the owners and workshop manuals last night, and he is keen to get this project moving. He will price up the publication of a V6 manual and get back to me. Minimum order will be 50. ...

It's failing. Problem with the seal I think.

Didn't this type of filter have failuresd a few years ago as well?

No, it was Comline filters previously (CMB11321).

Haydn, the info packs for the Bash were posted yesterday, and the fitting service was mentioned. Give it a few more days, and you might get some more fittings. A Monday cut-off perhaps?

We'd better find someone willing to be the teacher before we create a class list.........

We have had a couple of reports of some oil filters failing under pressure. Until technical assurances have been given, please ensure that you (or your mechanic) do not use Fram filters, part number PH6355.