You might well have a market for your blanking plugs - I've only blanked off the other end of mine because that was easy.
Oil Pressure light - how long to go out??+ Bongo jobs so far
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Welcome to the madhouse known as Bongo Fury - you seem to know what you're doing, but we'll soon knock that out of you
You might well have a market for your blanking plugs - I've only blanked off the other end of mine because that was easy.
You might well have a market for your blanking plugs - I've only blanked off the other end of mine because that was easy.
John
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Welcome to Bongoland Nick. Did the oil light go out quick before you started changing filters? Seems odd if it started after the first filter change. Ours goes out after a couple of seconds. Glad the clock's ticking away. If I'd known you were a club member you would have got a couple of quid knocked off. I've got some blue/green led bulbs now, they look quite cool when matching the radio or whathaveyou.
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I was little worried by the 2.5-3 seconds for the lamp to extinguish and i have also changed the oil filter to prevent the draining effect although a new filter has only marginally improved the time to extinguish. ( or it may just be wishful thinking!) but it seems many Bongos take a similar time to build up pressure without problems although the engine does go marginally quieter when the lamp goes out. I guess keeping the oil topped up to the Maximum is about as good as we can do really.
So is it a real problem or a perceived one? if the pressure setting was a little lower and the lamp went earlier yet the engine still took as long to quieten. Would anyone really notice?
I was little worried by the 2.5-3 seconds for the lamp to extinguish and i have also changed the oil filter to prevent the draining effect although a new filter has only marginally improved the time to extinguish. ( or it may just be wishful thinking!) but it seems many Bongos take a similar time to build up pressure without problems although the engine does go marginally quieter when the lamp goes out. I guess keeping the oil topped up to the Maximum is about as good as we can do really.
So is it a real problem or a perceived one? if the pressure setting was a little lower and the lamp went earlier yet the engine still took as long to quieten. Would anyone really notice?
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