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Lost speedo, tach,fuel gauge, temp gauge, indicators & HEVAC
As Title: Lost speedo, tach,fuel gauge, temp gauge, indicators & HEVAC HEVAC still works but have lost display. Out and about so have pulled all small fuses for a visual check under seat and in engine bay and look OK.
P38 4.6
1996
LPG & Petrol
Interestingly when replacing a 30A fuse from the top line under the seat there was a Pop from inside the car.....
Any guidance on where a failure point common to the above might be found. I'll check the Earths and all fuses as a first pass, but if that 'pop' was something chances are it was BECM I guess.
Prob unrelated, but last few days the gearbox red dot has not been moving around as it should (i.e. to reverse).
Headlights work as they should, car starts and goes although it was missing -- This could be running out of fuel tho
I have Nanocom, but not sure how that helps me with this yet...
Any thoughts gratefully received (It is cold driving around with window open using hand signals!!).
I have a spare P38 so can swap bits about..
Cheers,
Matt
As Title: Lost speedo, tach,fuel gauge, temp gauge, indicators & HEVAC HEVAC still works but have lost display. Out and about so have pulled all small fuses for a visual check under seat and in engine bay and look OK.
P38 4.6
1996
LPG & Petrol
Interestingly when replacing a 30A fuse from the top line under the seat there was a Pop from inside the car.....
Any guidance on where a failure point common to the above might be found. I'll check the Earths and all fuses as a first pass, but if that 'pop' was something chances are it was BECM I guess.
Prob unrelated, but last few days the gearbox red dot has not been moving around as it should (i.e. to reverse).
Headlights work as they should, car starts and goes although it was missing -- This could be running out of fuel tho
I have Nanocom, but not sure how that helps me with this yet...
Any thoughts gratefully received (It is cold driving around with window open using hand signals!!).
I have a spare P38 so can swap bits about..
Cheers,
Matt