Bongo Fury

Posted: **Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:43 pm**

Hi there.

Nice job, all the best

Posted: **Wed Sep 10, 2008 11:58 pm**

rob7w wrote:I took the gas struts in to SGS-engineering in Derby. Excellent service. Unfortunately the left gas strut was, as I suspected, too far gone to be regassed.

Thus bought a pair of new struts at around £65 per strut inc. vat., which they had ready within 10 minutes! No problem with specifications for the Mazda Bongo roof. Considerably more than the £17.50 per strut for regassing, but at least the problem is solved - attached the new struts to the roof & it is working perfectly.

Thanks everyone for their comments / advice.

Best wishes

Rob

Great news. Stuff like this (£) has to be expected esp. with a sophisticated car like the AFT Bongo. The main thing it is sorted and probably works better than most of ours now and should do for some years. Not a bad cost outlay / outcome all things considered. Now you can enjoy it

Posted: **Thu Sep 11, 2008 11:01 am**

oh dear if thats our problem I,m guessing we going to be a tintop for a while -either that or sacrafice the holiday next week
-what a dilemma (not) i,ve already sacraficed a holiday in june due to shelling out for vehicles (not the bongo) - we dont put it up in the wind anyway -(cos I,m a wimp) and it will be windy.(cos I,m going on holiday and camping on the cliffs) credit crunch - what credit crunch

Bongo Fury

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