85’ 635 OBC fuel consumption
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Topic: 85’ 635 OBC fuel consumption
Posted By: phb10186
Subject: 85’ 635 OBC fuel consumption
Date Posted: 10-January-2006 at 18:11
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This function has stopped working on my car, the other functions still seem OK - but the consumption just looks like: ---/- M/G all the time. Does anyone know what is the reason for this, set-reset does not solve this problem? -Ben -------------  
1985 635 CSI with Style 134's 1998 Z3 2.8i |
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Posted By: Horsetan
Date Posted: 10-January-2006 at 18:21
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What does it say in the owner's instruction manual? -------------   
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Posted By: UKDaveJ
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 03:46
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Of course I'd forgotten Ben, you now have a nice shiny & correct o.m. Never come across that one before. Be interesting to know what it is. ------------- My 635's.  
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Posted By: Brucey
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 13:50
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it also reads thus at the start of a journey after a 'reset'. It may mean it is not getting a signal that the car is actually moving..... cheers
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Posted By: GraemeH
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 14:17
| Mine has a similar problem - previous owner pointed it out to me and noted that it had come about when he swapped the OBC, and he couldn't work out how to "re-start" the beast. Haven't got to inspecting it as yet. Obviously, be interested to know a solution also. But wondering, given the history of mine, if Brucey's point above might be pointing accurately, but perhaps more broadly to a wire grounding somewhere that shouldn't be grounding (ie: interuption of the signal to that part of OBC) |
Posted By: eta.
Date Posted: 11-January-2006 at 14:34
| Might just be worth depressing the imp/us/metric 'button' lower right (it looks like a allen screw head). |