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Sounds like you instrument panel is faulty, the only cure that I know of is to replace the whole thing. Get down to your local breakers yard, make sure the instrument panel has the same make as your orignal ones and that the rev counter is the same with the rev max limit and red line limit matching as well, you should be able to get a second hand sent of clocks for around £50, the only problem is that the mileage will most likely be different to the clocks you are taking out.
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I thought that instrument panels had to be coded to the BSI
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(14-09-2011, 10:52 AM)zed35467 Wrote: i have a 2004 berlingo 1.9d lx my problem is that the temp gauge and rev counter have stopped working, speedo and fuel gauge still work, any ideas what i need to do to remedy this please
Sounds like the instrument cluster is US but best option is to test gauges with Lexia if you are near Doncaster you are welcome to call & I can test it for you .
If you live too far away follow this link :
http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/vi...ight=lexia
If you register on this site you can contact members whom have Lexia near you.
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