Bongo Fury

I'll tell you what i did find when replacing the bulb.. The contacts in the holder was shorting, blowing the bulb.. I didn't realize this till the 2nd attempt with an LED which flickered.. So i stripped the contacts out of the holder & soldered the LED into the loom!

My bongo is a 1995 vintage, so no ignition key light, but the blank is there. Daveblueozzie has put an LED in the blank of his similar vintage bongo. Not as sophisticated a set up with courtesy delays etc, but effective nonetheless! The light simply illuminates when the door opens, then extinguishes when the door is closed again. Maybe Dave will post a piccy if he has one. You can't leave a "blank" there with nowt in it!

bigdaddycain wrote:You can't leave a "blank" there with nowt in it!

Here's one for Barrington...!

Ooooooooo Ahhhhhhhhhhh i like that Jay i would be writing bouncing cheques though if i had that cheque book because no money left in the bank as the Bongo stole it all

jaylee wrote:

bigdaddycain wrote:You can't leave a "blank" there with nowt in it!

Here's one for Barrington...!

I put one in mine last year (dark nights) the missus was struggling to get key in~it's a very limited space to get holder in~only one (of the two) courtesy cab bulbs is being used due to fitting a block of led lights in one so i wired the ignition light direct to the other & it works with the courtesy lights as it should.

Triple/R wrote:I put one in mine last year (dark nights) the missus was struggling to get key in~it's a very limited space to get holder in~only one (of the two) courtesy cab bulbs is being used due to fitting a block of led lights in one so i wired the ignition light direct to the other & it works with the courtesy lights as it should.

Nice Ray! I rather suspect mine will be green though (to match the bodywork) But then it'll look at odds with the plasma gauges which of course are blue!