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My belt snapped and battery went flat. Fitted new belt and charged the battery, but now dash has stopped working. No speedo, rev counter or warning lights inc indicators. But i have an oil light and air bag light. The car runs fine and starts all lights and indicators work. its a 1.9 diesel.:lol:
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Yes checked all fuses. Strange that it should go after battery went flat. have no fuel or temp gauge as well. thought someone could have had same fault.
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I completely flattened battery running a 12v fridge couple of weeks ago.
Managed to get a jump start, then fully charged battery at home.
Everything was fine, in fact better....
Before that all doors locked off remote except side door, that had to be locked/unlocked with key.
After battery flat/charged, side door works now off the remote.
And has done ever since.
Know this is no help to you (sorry), but shows how unpredictable French wiring can be.
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The BSI reset posted by knobbly is the answer here...... may take a few goes, but remember the 3 minute rule!!!!
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French; but made in Turkey, or Portugal.
And "Berlingo" is a township in Lombardy, Northern Italy.
So not French either.
(But everyone knew that, anyway...):thumbsup:
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12-05-2011, 09:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 13-05-2011, 04:53 AM by divingscubaboy.)
Don't know if a mk1 is similar to a mk2 in this area but check the 'shunt' i think its either position f1 or f6 from memory but it will have shunt written across the top. Looks like a normal blade fuse and is located in the box under the steering wheel by your right knee.
1.9d Mk2 (M59/BE4/5) with battle scars from a conservatory attack. Previously owned a 1.4i Mk2 Forte.
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All sorted thanks to all for ideas. Please do not ask how, friday night checked all fuses again. Had a drive and no different. Went out this morning and the dash was fine !!!!!!!!!!:S
So 1 happy Berlingo owner:lol:
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