Bongo Fury

Been on google and eBay to try and get a bottle and pumps?i could get away with just the rear screen pump and grommet but only seem to be able to find the front pump.apparently the front and rear pumps are different ?any help would be appreciated.
Thanks. Cam

Did you see this post not sure if it will help you out.

http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... 14#p535809

Yes mate,I have seen it.my pump is leaking and I believe it is cracked.thought I would try and replace it rather than bodge a repair .just can't seem to find one!

Hopefully Ady will see this post he seems to know some good breakers saying that did you try andys imports he has some vans for spares.

Have you tried similar year other Mazzy/Ford makes on the pumps..?

Not sure what would do for rear pump jaylee

Any pictures?

Afraid not.refitted and under leisure battery tray.still leaking but slowed it down so I can keep using until I sorce a replacement.

I have seen a pop bottle with a washer pump glued in just to get by for a year or two!
Could you not just plug the hole Silicone coated cork? and fit another bottle from something else?

It's working ok just an annoying drip after standing for a bit.want to fix it permanently so need a pump.
Cheers.

kingbillybongo wrote:Not sure what would do for rear pump jaylee

Without going out in the twilight & reckoning a close match... There has to be a few inexpensive options out there..? http://www.redlineuk.co.uk/washer-syste ... mp-12v.htm

the front and rear pumps are nearly the same, the only difference is the dirrection the outlet spout points and the connection plug is slightly different. if you buy the one you can get just pull it to bits like in the thread posted earlier, then rebuild using the new non leaking body.

the leak if caused by frost will be at the bottom face, as its the only joint in the water area,the rest is electrical, i took mine out twice before i spotted where it was leaking as the body wasnt cracked. just bung it up with a 2 part glue, worked well on ours till i got a replacement.

Hi
If you want a permanent plastic repair, then this is the stuff:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Plastic-Repai ... 694wt_1185
I mistrust the use of repair adhesives, generally, but this little beggar really works...our plumber recommended it, and he's repaired a shower tray with it!...and it lasts!!!
Cheers
Helen

Thanks to all for your help.i am going to try northern bongolows suggestion as I just needed to know it was possible.thanks again.what a fantastic community we have isn't it,second to none.
Cheers cam