3dr Cosworth dash display problem
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3dr Cosworth dash display problem
the light display to show if doors are open, lights are working etc does not seems to be working, bits of it work but most if doesnt also the engine managment light, fuel etc - all lights along the top part also do not work. any ideas wat the issue is - none of the connections are loose, possible bad earth ????
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right tried connecting a different module, all lights up now, the only problem is that the 5 lights across the top - ecu, fuel, water etc dont light up - apart from the ecu light which now stays on for some reason, switched the connectors back to my old module and the original problem is still the same with nothing lighting up. I have had the ECU out during the course of me trying to fix it - i have made sure the ECU is plugged back up but still the light stays on, the car runs as normal. Is it possible that i have 2 faulty modules. 15% of one of them seems to work and about 75% of the other one works. any help !!!
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On the Merkurs this module is in a dumb spot where it can get wet from a pillar leak. So many people find corrosion once you pop it open. Bin it then.
Open it an and find nothing? Well Ford didn't exactly have military spec solderers on staff. Go get a really cheap soldering iron (30w) and some good solder and reflow the board. Worked a charm in my car.
I doubt you have corrosion since on RHD euro cars it's in a far better spot, but reflowing it might be a good option for you.
Open it an and find nothing? Well Ford didn't exactly have military spec solderers on staff. Go get a really cheap soldering iron (30w) and some good solder and reflow the board. Worked a charm in my car.
I doubt you have corrosion since on RHD euro cars it's in a far better spot, but reflowing it might be a good option for you.
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