Berlingo breaker?

[jamesf]

Hi

wow, a forum just for Berlingo owners? FAB!!

We have a mk1 'lingo - 1.4 multispace which we need to keep on the road and which needs a bit of TLC

Anyone know who breaks Berlingos?

We need -

seat foam - I can feel current one breaking up underneath me

wipers - bit erratic, common problem?

the full-length sunroof has failed, needs replacing. Citroen want c.£1700 to do so so could do with a secondhand one

front seat belt has a bit of a nick taken out of it - no idea how / when but it'll fail the mot when that comes around (and is a bit dangerous in the meantime!)

Anyway, any ideas on how to maintain our lovely Singapoean import gratefully received!

James

[Chris]

Hi James and welcome

Where are you based?

[andy-womble]

I'll have a word with the wife....

She is quite adept at breaking things mechanical

[Andre]

Maybe a thread with a detailed list and contact details would be of use. I.e...

North West

ABC Breakers - 019525 2343 424

for example.

[VanFanDan1984]

Sounds like a great idea! I will have a think for the OP.

[andy-womble]

Maybe a thread with a detailed list and contact details would be of use. I.e...

North West

ABC Breakers - 019525 2343 424

for example.

Sounds like a great idea, would this be national u.k. or an international basis???

[pk7478]

jamesf. We need VIN of your Bilingo to tell you numbers of spareparts.

Seat foam it's a standart problem for all old Bilingos, and as i see you have M49.
Wipers - if you have Valeo. Drop them into trash and install Champion or smth. like this
Seat belts - only replacement.

[jamesf]

Hi all

Based in the Yorkshire Dales

Seat foam - assumed it was a fairly 'common' part, just need to find somewhere with one in stock!

Wipers - sorry, not explained myself very well, the motor itself seems jiggered not the blades. Unless you meant the motor too in which case I apologise!! I'll have a look and see if I can spot which make of motor it is over the weekend

VIN - same thing, will unearth it over the next couple of days.

mmm, fitting 2nd hand seat belts not usually a good idea, but you never know someone may have a good one (would need to be green to match existing of course!)