Strange Dials Problem

[Dan33-uk]

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Anybody have any idea why my cluster's doing this?

I can push them so they 'spring' into a set position when there's power to the dials, but when I turn the car off and leave it until the mileage goes out (and I guess power to the dials turns off), if I open the door or turn the key and they get power again, they do that little skitty thing and drop to the bottom.

Many thanks!
Dan

(2005 Berlingo)

[Ncomc]

Hi Dan,

First of all, you're missing the gauge stops. At least on my van, when the door is opened and the BSI wakes, up, the gauges slam into the stops as a "zeroing" procedure (The needles tap four or five times against the stop and then the gauges register correctly). I'll see if I can get you a video when I'm back from holidays next week.

Nick.

[Dan33-uk]

Hi Dan,

First of all, you're missing the gauge stops. At least on my van, when the door is opened and the BSI wakes, up, the gauges slam into the stops as a "zeroing" procedure (The needles tap four or five times against the stop and then the gauges register correctly). I'll see if I can get you a video when I'm back from holidays next week.

Nick.

Hey Nick,

I ended up buying some replacement dials in the end which solved the issue so no idea why they played up in the first place. They did work fine when I first bought the van so can only assume that the actual cluster developed a fault. Now to figure out why the new cluster has the airbag light on unless they store a fault and the dials purchased are from a crashed van . Appreciate the reply though!
Dan


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[smutts]

Pug 206 ones work fine too if anyone else is needing replacements.