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    Thread: Engine running after removing ignition key
Post: RE: Engine running after removing ignition key

Hi all, Right! Plugged in the OBD test module which seemed to function as should. Gave back fault codes P1351 (four times in record) and P1462 ( A/C Sensor circuit high voltage) and P0704 ( Clutch swi...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 5 3,995 25-07-2020, 09:19 AM
    Thread: Engine running after removing ignition key
Post: RE: Engine running after removing ignition key

Hi, Certainly is, that’s the rub! I’m looking at three possible culprits. Fuel pump relay ( which a still can’t locate), ignition relay and steering lock/ignition mechanism. But, why the failure to u...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 5 3,995 24-07-2020, 06:46 PM
    Thread: Engine running after removing ignition key
Post: RE: Engine running after removing ignition key

Hi, No its a 1.6 Diesel 90CV. At the moment, I can't even find the relay! its either bolted to the firewall somewhere or in the cabin fuse box? By the way, it's a left hand drive if that has any bea...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 5 3,995 24-07-2020, 04:38 PM
    Thread: Engine running after removing ignition key
Post: Engine running after removing ignition key

Good afternoon all, Many months have passed since my last post. However a problem has arisen that is a bit different. A call from the wife told me that she was unable to unlock the car door with the ...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 5 3,995 24-07-2020, 02:08 PM
    Thread: Exchange of instrument cluster
Post: RE: Exchange of instrument cluster

Hi Guys, All understood and many thanks. Will now track a suitable replacement. Cheers, El Berlingo
El Berlingo General Chat 8 4,077 12-10-2019, 09:24 AM
    Thread: Exchange of instrument cluster
Post: RE: Exchange of instrument cluster

Hi Cancunia, Thanks for info. I’m not sure what you mean by storage of mileage. I assume you mean that the new speedo will show the stored distance in Km not Miles ( thus higher ). Have I understood ...
El Berlingo General Chat 8 4,077 11-10-2019, 11:22 AM
    Thread: Exchange of instrument cluster
Post: Exchange of instrument cluster

Hi all, I’m converting my LHD M59 to use in U.K. I have everything covered ( DVLA, Inland revenue, headlights etc. ) but speedo conversion has two options ( as I see it ). First, buy a commercially a...
El Berlingo General Chat 8 4,077 11-10-2019, 10:10 AM
    Thread: Causes of Diesel MoT Emissions Failure
Post: RE: Causes of Diesel MoT Emissions Failure

Hi, My Berlingo failed its ITV ( Spanish MOT ) through emissions failure. Bought some additive to clean Diesel engines ( Redex, 2CV, Wynns, et al) and gave it large revs down the Autopista . Straight...
El Berlingo General Chat 11 6,561 11-10-2019, 09:55 AM
    Thread: Torque settings help
Post: RE: Torque settings help

Hola, 40Nm seems par for the course! Seems low, 110 for rear shock absorbers! I think I’ll go for around the top end. El Berlingo
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 3 2,765 03-10-2019, 02:49 PM
    Thread: Torque settings help
Post: RE: Torque settings help

Hi, Thanks. Tried to find Haynes manual here but unable to do so. I’ll take another look. Cheers, El Berlingo
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 3 2,765 03-10-2019, 02:26 PM
    Thread: Torque settings help
Post: Torque settings help

Hi all, Does anyone have any information regarding the torque settings for the sway bars/anti roll bar link rods? I can make a semi reasonable guess but the correct information would be helpful.  I’m...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 3 2,765 02-10-2019, 09:09 PM
    Thread: Identifying a part
Post: RE: Identifying a part

Hi guys, Bit of online research reveals that split, damaged or missing boots could result in an MOT failure. This seems true from about 2018. However , see this thread where no mention is made of bo...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 8 3,471 13-09-2019, 12:36 PM
    Thread: Identifying a part
Post: RE: Identifying a part

Hi Gadgetman, Just realised that these are, in fact, the main shock absorbers. Should look harder prior to pen to paper! Thanks again, El Berlingo
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 8 3,471 11-09-2019, 12:30 PM
    Thread: Identifying a part
Post: RE: Identifying a part

Hi Gadgetman, Thanks for the reply / advice. Any need to support the suspension unit from dropping down? I’m going to order two of these online, so what am I asking for? I now this sounds dopy but ev...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 8 3,471 11-09-2019, 11:30 AM
    Thread: Identifying a part
Post: RE: Identifying a part

(11-09-2019, 10:38 AM)Gadgetman Wrote:  You need a 24mm socket, a large Hex bit and two long breaker bars to loosen the bolts and nuts. I also reccommend a whle lot of penetrating oils to deal w...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 8 3,471 11-09-2019, 11:27 AM
    Thread: Identifying a part
Post: Identifying a part

[attachment=4847] Hi all, Can anyone correctly name the damper in the picture? It’s located on the rear suspension train. The rubber boot is perished and I’m pretty sure this could result in an MOT ...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 8 3,471 11-09-2019, 10:20 AM
    Thread: Rear hub nut torque setting
Post: RE: Rear hub nut torque setting

Hi cancunia, The rain in Spain has stopped for the moment. I will try again taking note of your helpful comments. Problem here is that, unlike the U.K., tools are vey expensive. I can pick up a torqu...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 15 16,697 09-12-2016, 11:58 AM
  Wink Thread: Rear hub nut torque setting
Post: RE: Rear hub nut torque setting

Hi all, Thanks for advice and replies. Yes, two small screws removed and handbrake off (front wheels chocked). Various sized hammers employed with various screwdrivers and implements. Still no joy. I...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 15 16,697 09-12-2016, 11:04 AM
    Thread: Rear hub nut torque setting
Post: RE: Rear hub nut torque setting

IHi Geoff, Correct, and always have the IPhone to record what and where things come from! Learnt the hard way! However, may need to take her in as I tried for nearly two hours to remove brake drum wh...
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 15 16,697 09-12-2016, 08:11 AM
    Thread: Rear hub nut torque setting
Post: RE: Rear hub nut torque setting

Hi ffrenchie, Thanks for the reply. So, no need to touch hub nut then. Fine, so I don't need to worry about the torque settings any more! Best regards,
El Berlingo M59 Berlingo 15 16,697 08-12-2016, 01:14 PM