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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: detec52 on November 30, 2008, 03:23:20 pm

Title: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: detec52 on November 30, 2008, 03:23:20 pm
Hi i know i was asking you all about the berlingo van, i have now looked at all 3 berlingo partner and kangoo, the kangoo is an 03 mod 61000m full service history at £2450.00 seems a half decent van, any one had problems with this van? or are they good? just dont want to spend and then regret. Many Thanks Rob.
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: russ_clark on November 30, 2008, 03:40:12 pm
My advice would be to go for a bigger van
Expert,Dispatch,Scudo size minimum.
I run a couple of Dispatch's and a Berlingo
The Berlingo has a 400 tank and usually has to return to base
to refill within a working day.
Pain in the back side as well as time consuming which equals less ££'s
Trust me go bigger ,you will regret it later on.
Russ
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: darragh windows on November 30, 2008, 04:04:32 pm
Hi i know i was asking you all about the berlingo van, i have now looked at all 3 berlingo partner and kangoo, the kangoo is an 03 mod 61000m full service history at £2450.00 seems a half decent van, any one had problems with this van? or are they good? just dont want to spend and then regret. Many Thanks Rob.




my brother drives a kangoo its an older one and has had a few expensive problems with it even though there generally cheaper to buy than the berlingo. i myself drive a berlingo and have had no problems with it at all good miles per gallon and also pretty nippy for a van its a 2.0hdi, if it is a small van your after i personally would go for the ford transit connect
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: jonisondell on November 30, 2008, 04:58:12 pm
stay well clear of kangoo, got one in my drive needs new fuel pump, its a write off, brought it off ebay drove it 5 miles down road black smoke started to billow out, a lesson learned there always hard rev after engine warmed up not cold, the **** mush have known it was faulty.
went and brought a partner much much better really pleased with it
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: baldeagle on November 30, 2008, 05:28:49 pm
Presently on my second Kangoo Deisel.

Both used to be Gasmen in former lives.

Had 3 year old "S" Reg first, only problem was with the thermostat.

Couldn't get the heater to work in the cab.

Got local small repair garage to replace it [70 quid total] all OK after that.

Now on 3 year old "51" reg, had broken accelerator cable 18 months ago, and had to get "AA" to tow me to the same garage as before.

Also had leak somewhere around the top of the windscreen, but only when it really hammers it down with rain.

May not be original 'screen, of course...put some clear silicone sealer round it - no more leaks

Baldeagle
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: Trotsky on November 30, 2008, 09:05:48 pm
Only problem I have found with mine was water leaking in from the roof rack holes...
Water would build up underneath the plastic hood, and then empty itself in my lap.
Silicone sealer in before screws... no more leaks!
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: henryroberts on November 30, 2008, 10:59:22 pm
had the berlingo multispace in the past one of the best car/vans Ive ever had.go for it
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: Craig - CW Window Cleaning on December 01, 2008, 04:21:46 pm
I have a kangoo ok for my small system, although the injection pump went cost £950 to replace !!
Now running like new.
Title: Re: Kangoo Berlingo Partner.
Post by: darragh windows on December 01, 2008, 05:24:30 pm
I have a kangoo ok for my small system, although the injection pump went cost £950 to replace !!
Now running like new.




injection pump went on my brothers similar price to fix and just recently something went in the gearbox which was £550 to fix