Strange Dash Problems
Discussion
I have not had the experience but this is wat I would do.
Problem looks like bad connector somewhere. Maybe just one, but could be more.
Because it looks like a dash problem :
- Check the connector at the backside off the dash-pod (take pod cover off, just two screws). Remove (sqeeze clips at connector) and check for corrosion.
- Remove and mount the ECU-connector (mounted in footweel, above pedals)
- Remove and mount the bulkhead connector
- Remove and mount the connector at the temp sender (under the airbox)
- check fuses
Hope one of these will fix it. Not sure about the mileage problem. It is stored in the pod and it needs current which is delivered by the battery in the pod. Could we cause by empty battery and no cureent from battery going into the pod by bad connector.
Good luck. Electrical problems are mostly easy fixed but can be a headache to find.
Ronald.
Problem looks like bad connector somewhere. Maybe just one, but could be more.
Because it looks like a dash problem :
- Check the connector at the backside off the dash-pod (take pod cover off, just two screws). Remove (sqeeze clips at connector) and check for corrosion.
- Remove and mount the ECU-connector (mounted in footweel, above pedals)
- Remove and mount the bulkhead connector
- Remove and mount the connector at the temp sender (under the airbox)
- check fuses
Hope one of these will fix it. Not sure about the mileage problem. It is stored in the pod and it needs current which is delivered by the battery in the pod. Could we cause by empty battery and no cureent from battery going into the pod by bad connector.
Good luck. Electrical problems are mostly easy fixed but can be a headache to find.
Ronald.
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