Rear halfshaft seal

lez · Post by **lez** » Fri Oct 13, 2006 5:14 pm

Would this help anyone in the future?

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/tinabriddon/bongoseal/

Please feel free to comment etc (esp if I have got something wrong!)

I'm thinking of writing up other jobs etc and making a set of miniguides. (mike get that spare turbo!)

waycar8 · Post by **waycar8** » Fri Oct 13, 2006 5:27 pm

great fancy fact sheet lez

, wasnt much good to me as i dont know if mine needs replacing lol. but if you keep doing regular repairs on your bongo, no harm in taking a few photos and putting a fact sheet together

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regards wayne.

dreamwarrioruk · Post by **dreamwarrioruk** » Fri Oct 13, 2006 7:28 pm

just in process of removing the little bugger.
all nuts loose ok didnt need to remove exhaust manifold but im having trouble separating the turbo from the manifold, dosnt want to shift even with a big hammer.
expect a phone call lez

lez · Post by **lez** » Sat Oct 14, 2006 8:38 am

waycar8 wrote:but if you keep doing regular repairs on your bongo, no harm in taking a few photos and putting a fact sheet together .

regards wayne.

I dont have one......

Post by **Ian** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 8:31 pm

Lez, can I poach this to add to our collection of fact sheets?

lez · Post by **lez** » Fri Oct 20, 2006 9:06 am

By all means. I'm thinking of writing a book so reserve copyright etc, but feel free to steal anything/everything from that page, but thats not for everyone, just the BongoFury site.

I dont know how long it will be thier, at least a month, I may change ISP's etc thats the only reason I say that.

Just think how much I will do when I actually /get/ a bongo........

I'm still working on the worlds best car alarm, which will be great for bongo owners who dont use it as a daily drive etc as being mobile phone driven can call you directly for help, and when its done I will post and let everyone know.

Only a few have seen the half developed prototype but can no doubt say it looks as though its going in the right direction.

(will fit many other vehicles/boats/houses/bikes also, its very adaptable)