Roof wont come down
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 1:17 pm
Morning All,
Apologies if this has been spoken about before, the roof on my N-reg Bongo is fully up and refusing to come down. When the handbrake is on, the roof open warning light on the dash and the beeper stay off. When I release the handbrake, the roof warning light and beeper come on. Its like the system cant read that the roof is up if the handbrake is on? Has anyone ever seen this before? I've tried to operate the roof with handbrake on and off but getting no joy at all. The other thing is that the roof seems to be sitting higher than it normally does, the tent section is really tight when it normally has a bit of movement in it.
I know there is a way to manually get the roof down but I live up beside Inverness and all the garages I've spoken to up here aren't too keen on taking a look at it so even if I forced the roof shut and tied it off I don't really have anywhere to take it to get fixed!
Any help at all would be appreciated, either on the problem or a Bongo friendly garage up here. I'm having to use my wife's car to get to work as the Bongo is out of the game and her patience is wearing a bit thin!
Thanks, Andrew
Apologies if this has been spoken about before, the roof on my N-reg Bongo is fully up and refusing to come down. When the handbrake is on, the roof open warning light on the dash and the beeper stay off. When I release the handbrake, the roof warning light and beeper come on. Its like the system cant read that the roof is up if the handbrake is on? Has anyone ever seen this before? I've tried to operate the roof with handbrake on and off but getting no joy at all. The other thing is that the roof seems to be sitting higher than it normally does, the tent section is really tight when it normally has a bit of movement in it.
I know there is a way to manually get the roof down but I live up beside Inverness and all the garages I've spoken to up here aren't too keen on taking a look at it so even if I forced the roof shut and tied it off I don't really have anywhere to take it to get fixed!
Any help at all would be appreciated, either on the problem or a Bongo friendly garage up here. I'm having to use my wife's car to get to work as the Bongo is out of the game and her patience is wearing a bit thin!
Thanks, Andrew