Cant find where to put engine oil in my bongo

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Question moved to Mazda.

'knocked out' as in been in a boxing match, or something to do with the 'knock sensor'? 'Knocked out is not a known automotive term. Anything you want to know can be found here with the right words.

https://www.google.com/search?q=mazda+Bongo+f8+knocked+out

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Usually a bad thermostat causes poor fuel economy cause it cant tell the computer that engine is warmed up. Buy ahaynes shopbook at partstore for that model. Read safety first

You might try ebay. That said, here are some links to investigate:

Genuine Mazda Parts Shop by Mazda Model

https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/mazda/bongo

https://www.partsworld.co.nz/parts/mazda/bongo

Here are links which include Bongo clubs. You can figure one of them would know where parts are.

http://www.westonwarrior.talktalk.net/mainSpace/Resources.html

Contact a Mazda dealer workshop. They will advise you where the engine number is located.

read the operators guide yet?
sure lost.
the dip stick , note the large dip tube, that also serves as filler pipe.
do not fill it like the engine, or you will cause the ATF to foam up
and wreck the tranny.
read the operators guide, for correct way.
its done hot.
cycle gears.
the in park ceck it. running.

many cars use this method, be sure to get your book and your method.
eg. a suzuki. (read this for typical flavor)
http://www.fixkick.com/All-Pdfs/Other-Manuals/operators_guide-95/ATF-fill-2pages.pdf

keep in mind we dont know what engine is in your car or tranny
they are matched, so... cant look that up.

you are going to have to plug in a diagnostic reader and find out what the problem is or to shut off the light . You could also drive it for 300KM and it should reset itself

honestly do not know as i have never seen a warm up valve ,i can only sumise that it provides hot air to the inlet manifold for use in extreme cold so yes it must be possible just to leave it off

there is a bongo owners site, try them

engine oil is different to transmission oil . your engine oil should be sae 40 . dont use gear oil for it is for transmission.

no im a mechanic it sounds like that you have an air lock in the cooling system .i am familiar with ford freda and bongo and the design where the engine is is a bit far from the radiator ,so the problem with air locks magnifies.really the solution is just drain the water and refill it slowly while you are pressing and releasing,just repeat the action on the top radiator hose to get rid of any air trapping within the system,it's as simple as that really.you want it to have just water and no air as this will cause a blockage.