Bongo Fury

Ok I don't have a clue where the fuse is for the cig lighter. Iv checked all the fuses but I can't see what ones gone my eyes arn't what they was ..
Terri x

Fact sheet here http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/member ... usebox.pdf

Thank you... I'm going to change it with a Led fuse so I can see them if they blow lol.

Friend of mine works in auto electrics and the number one cause of blown cigar lighter fuse is folk plugging / unplugging sat nav charger and shorting the connections out.

I had a 12v heater plugged in and Colin pulled it out when it was running

Terri & colin wrote:Thank you... I'm going to change it with a Led fuse so I can see them if they blow lol.

I was looking at these on eBay,very reasonably priced.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... ink:top:en

Hi
They'll do nicely for the accessories...shame they don't do the mini-fuses!
Cheers
Helen

Right iv changed the fuse... It's not that. radio is still working but cig lighter not

Terri & colin wrote:Right iv changed the fuse... It's not that. radio is still working but cig lighter not

Do you have auto folding mirrors & do they work...?

The mirrors are on the same loom as the radio & sockets..

I'm thinking you radio maybe wired differently thus giving a false impression all is well on that circuit??

Some, if not all, of the cig. sockets on Bongo's have a built in fuse on the connectors at the rear, trying pulling it out and having a close examination, you might find the melted remains between a couple of the connectors.

I'll have a look today, cheers.
and a merry terri & Colin x

I still can't find the blown fuse and to make it worse is iv lost the lights down the drivers side I did find 2 wires with fuses that are not attached to anything and don't go together