Bongo Fury

I know its been on the forum before, but has anyone yet sussed out why cold air blows through from 'somewhere' up the left hand drivers seat. I have to have a rug over my left leg in this cold weather. Any ideas folks !!?
Thanks
Pam

yorkshirelass wrote:I know its been on the forum before, but has anyone yet sussed out why cold air blows through from 'somewhere' up the left hand drivers seat. I have to have a rug over my left leg in this cold weather. Any ideas folks !!?
Thanks
Pam

Don't know where it comes from, but it is much reduced if the airconditioning/heating in the back ios switched on.

Dave

Hmmm. I can only think the engine covers are not seated properly.

Lift the seat Pam & make sure the rubber seal is sitting where it should be. I had the same bother last winter & had to glue the rubber back in place. Cured mine.

& make sure the clips are really tight, quick tap or 2 with the hammer on the bent bit to bend it in a bit more does the trick.
Are the door seals ok all round?

Thanks everyone for the suggestions ! I have turned off the heater/air con in the back.......so now..........where's me hammer and glue !!!

yorkshirelass wrote:Thanks everyone for the suggestions ! I have turned off the heater/air con in the back.......so now..........where's me hammer and glue !!!

Sorry about this, but have you tried playing chess.

Try this in daylight hours:
Open the bonnet and driver's door, kneel down by the driver's door and have a look in the driver's footwell, look to the left of the steering column and up and I think you will find a 19mm hole in the engine bulkhead through a piece of white plastic. I had the same symptoms and just stuck a rubber bung in the offending hole.

Tony

lizard wrote:

yorkshirelass wrote:Thanks everyone for the suggestions ! I have turned off the heater/air con in the back.......so now..........where's me hammer and glue !!!

Sorry about this, but have you tried playing chess.

Silly sod ! Don't like chess..prefer draughts

TonyBee wrote:Try this in daylight hours:
Open the bonnet and driver's door, kneel down by the driver's door and have a look in the driver's footwell, look to the left of the steering column and up and I think you will find a 19mm hole in the engine bulkhead through a piece of white plastic. I had the same symptoms and just stuck a rubber bung in the offending hole.

Tony

Thanks Tony...will certainly try this !

I have turned off the heater/air con in the back

I find it less draughty when the rear heater is on.