

meantime i have brought a new thermostat [where is it situated?] just to rule out that problem.
i am also having a new cambelt fitted as i am not sure of the exact milage [it says 76 000 but i think thats in kilometers] but hey at least i know its been done then

when my mechanic took a look at my bongo to asses the situation i pulled out the dipstick to the gearbox and he said it needed changing as it should be a strong red colour and it was very dirty so i am going to have that done too

this is the first bongo my friend has worked on but he has extensive expierience with different cars and 4x4s and would thing nothing of wipping the engine out of anything but i am still aprencive about him bleeding it as it seems one of the hardest jobs to do on the bongo and get it right
my last question is who is the most experienced bongo mechanic in the stoke on trent area just as a back up for the bleeding i would hate it to ruin my worked hard for holiday in ireland
cheers steve
