Bongo Fury

Hi all,
I can see that there's a number of threads on this which I've read. It seems that fitting using a combination of measuring and masking tape imprints are the way to go.
HOWEVER,
I seem to have to bits (one on each side) that stick out of the spoiler and look as though they should clip into the body of the van
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There's no spoiler on my van currently so should I cut these off? Drill an additional hole on each side for these (3 total on each side)? Or are there any other suggestions?

Ps may be asking a few questions about wiring in the brake light after I've got past this......

yes they are the locating pins for correct allignment when factory fitted, i fitted mine , this is the position the two bolts need to be

Thanks Colin, I'll saw them both off. Thought that would be the way but thought I'd double check!

file a couple of bolts to a point and screw them into the threaded holes in the spoiler offer it up to van and once in the correct possition wiggle it about very slightly so it makes a mark on the van better if some one helps to hold one end hope this helps

Plastic spikes? Yep the locate here:

So,
Drilled out the plastic guidance pins, marked the holes, drilled and with a bit of faffing hey presto.
Not perfect but I think it passes the eye test......

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I did however sidestep wiring in the brake light for the moment. Task for another day!

Looking nice
I do prefer them with a rear spoiler

Think that brake light will have to be working before next mot tho

Not if it's not there Just remember to tie a piece of cotton to the cable as you pull it through so that you refit it easily.

Looks good by the way

Actually, I don't think it's tested for the MoT.

On my MX5 (import), I have the boot mounted brake light configured as a rear fog light. This was done after consulting the MoT man three MoTs ago

Can anyone tell me what size thread the bolts are please?

As I recall, they are M6 x 1.0 which is widely available at any hardware/DIY/tool store.

Cheers Simon