Bongo Fury

does your horn need to work to pass a mot change the fuse and still nothing what should i check next mot on wednesday

Yes..
Have you tried the relay..?

stansyerman wrote:does your horn need to work to pass a mot change the fuse and still nothing what should i check next mot on wednesday

Hi Stan,the horn/horns are part of the MOT.The Bongo has normaly two horns High and Low.check for voltage at the horn when the push button is activated.

Ps the volume of the horn/s are also part of the test.

Cheers Malc.

how do i check the relay

where is the horn cant find it

You have to remove the nearside headlamp to get to the horn.

teenmal wrote:

stansyerman wrote:does your horn need to work to pass a mot change the fuse and still nothing what should i check next mot on wednesday

Hi Stan,the horn/horns are part of the MOT.The Bongo has normaly two horns High and Low.check for voltage at the horn when the push button is activated.

Ps the volume of the horn/s are also part of the test.

Cheers Malc.

It normally has just one horn.

francophile1947 wrote:You have to remove the nearside headlamp to get to the horn.

Offside, surely?

Muzorewa wrote:

francophile1947 wrote:You have to remove the nearside headlamp to get to the horn.

Offside, surely?

Ooops

if your looking at the front of the bongo is that left of right light

francophile1947 wrote:

Muzorewa wrote:

francophile1947 wrote:You have to remove the nearside headlamp to get to the horn.

Offside, surely?

Ooops

http://www.lushprojects.com/bongoparts/ ... tches.html

stansyerman wrote:if your looking at the front of the bongo is that left of right light

Left

Two on this 2000 model bongo....



I think my "95" has just the one, but i can't remember which side

#2 must have arrived with the facelift - mine is '98 "R" and has (had) just one on the drivers side.

bigdaddycain wrote: I think my "95" has just the one, but i can't remember which side

Left as you look at it from the front and right if you look from the back