I've found it! :D My first ever look under the passenger seat :oops: The bleed hose was rubbing on a sharp bit of a clip that holds a wiring loom to the inside of the body and had made a hole. Watched the video to identify the hose and for now we've cut it down below the hole and re-sealed it with t...

Well, I've definitely got a leak :( . Came back from a week away (Bongo on the drive all week) to find a small damp patch under the passenger side, just below where the pillar between the front and sliding doors is. The fluid is definitely coolant as I've collected some in a bowl. Had to top it up t...

any water loss is a problem,may just be a small problem today,but tomorrow. whats the recent history with the motor----had new rad last year etc,or a burst hose 6 months ago,all this may help us to help you. It's a new import, I'm the first UK owner and it was fully serviced on arrival with coolant...

We've just had our Bongo a year now, and over the past couple of months the coolant alarm has 'muttered' a bit just at the start of a journey, when cornering. I had assumed this was due to the coolant being cold and/or the level changing as I drove round corners as the level looked fine on the flat ...

We stayed here last August http://www.churchstile.com/homepage.htm and recommend it, there are 2 nice pubs in the village (walking distance) and you can walk to the shore of Wastwater as well.

We're coming, and the chocolate cake is ready!

I had the same problem and it was a corroded fuse, might be worth checking.

I had a similar problem when I first got my Bongo, although the needle was dropping (down to cold/9 o'clock) rather than rising up to 3 o'clock - it was the connector between the thermostat and the gauge that was loose - once replaced it has been fine. Sorry I'm not in the slightest bit mechanically...

Oh dear, no portaloo = no camping for us then . Might pop over for the day though.

Does "no facilities" mean no toilets?

We would love to have come but we'll be in Las Vegas!

Mmmmm... dead pig items.....

have this problem with my o/s master switch. It can take repeated pressing to get blinds to operate, then they settle. I think the switch is probably a little tired (perhaps age and infrequent use have allowed oxide to get on the contacts?). Try a clean (maybe a squirt of lectrical contact cleaner ...

Maybe the sliders down the sides could do with a little greasing/oiling, graphite might be better ? Are they on the L/B that might be a little lower in voltage given the temperature as well. I'll try greasing them but as I say they are fine when it's not as cold as at present which is why I thought...

Has anyone else noticed their electric blinds seem reluctant to move in the cold weather? Mine take a few pushes of the switches to get them to operate, and I wondered if the motors were freezing up? They're fine when it's not so cold.