Bongo Fury

as title says how tight need these be


as it feels to me like i could end up cutting through them if i go to far

but ive had one spring a leak after several days

Did you get hose clips from the Silicone Hose Store? Good quality hose clips are required with silicone hoses. When I fitted a silicone top hose from the engine on the driver's side to the steel pipe I had to retighten the clips a couple of times within a week of installation. It took tightening the screws more than I expected to stop it leaking.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Mazda-Bongo-Ford- ... 414783f1b5

used these plain stainless steel

For silicone hoses make sure the spigots are really clean and use constant pressure clamps
with rolled edges that won't damage the hoses.
http://www.norma.net.au/norma-constant- ... lamps.html
Hope this helps

2 years later & I still get the odd weep, especially in the extreme cold, The constant pressure clamps work out quite expensive especially if you've done all 17 hoses - that's 34 clamps at somewhere between £3 & £5 each.

missfixit70 wrote:2 years later & I still get the odd weep, especially in the extreme cold, The constant pressure clamps work out quite expensive especially if you've done all 17 hoses - that's 34 clamps at somewhere between £3 & £5 each.

I remember my hose being too tight as a danced in The Royal Ballets interpretation of Romeo & Juliet.
They had somewhat shrunk during a quick wash between a matinee and an evening performance.
I still weep now remembering the ovation i had.

Thank you darlings.

Betty.

Betty Ford wrote: I remember my hose being too tight as a danced in The Royal Ballets interpretation of Romeo & Juliet.
They had somewhat shrunk during a quick wash between a matinee and an evening performance.
I still weep now remembering the ovation i had. Betty.

Good job the same didn't happen to the leading man's

Betty Ford wrote:

missfixit70 wrote:2 years later & I still get the odd weep, especially in the extreme cold, The constant pressure clamps work out quite expensive especially if you've done all 17 hoses - that's 34 clamps at somewhere between £3 & £5 each.

I remember my hose being too tight as a danced in The Royal Ballets interpretation of Romeo & Juliet.
They had somewhat shrunk during a quick wash between a matinee and an evening performance.
I still weep now remembering the ovation i had.

Thank you darlings.

Betty.

I just hope there was no leakage.

missfixit70 wrote:

Betty Ford wrote:

missfixit70 wrote:2 years later & I still get the odd weep, especially in the extreme cold, The constant pressure clamps work out quite expensive especially if you've done all 17 hoses - that's 34 clamps at somewhere between £3 & £5 each.

I remember my hose being too tight as a danced in The Royal Ballets interpretation of Romeo & Juliet.
They had somewhat shrunk during a quick wash between a matinee and an evening performance.
I still weep now remembering the ovation i had.

Thank you darlings.

Betty.

I just hope there was no leakage.

Only when i laugh lovey!

I'd just like to say there are some damn daft people who own Bongo's and I love it.