Just started investigating these codes. I decided that the word "feeler" that occurs several times in the definitions probably means sensor.
Fuss is German for foot so probably refers foot area or lower.
Next, did a Google search for "Anstroemer" that appears for code 7. Can't find any meaning for Anstroemer, but the search returns lots of instances of this same code list for Fiat Stilo, and Volkswagen, Audi and Seat.
Then I realise that the list I have, (that I thought was Itallian) is actually Spanish and there is no Italian version anywhere. (see where this is going yet?)
The code list I posted only goes up to 72. Morty says the Stilo goes up to 99.
Could it be that this list is actually nothing to do with Fiat?
Dave.
Fuss is German for foot so probably refers foot area or lower.
Next, did a Google search for "Anstroemer" that appears for code 7. Can't find any meaning for Anstroemer, but the search returns lots of instances of this same code list for Fiat Stilo, and Volkswagen, Audi and Seat.
Then I realise that the list I have, (that I thought was Itallian) is actually Spanish and there is no Italian version anywhere. (see where this is going yet?)
The code list I posted only goes up to 72. Morty says the Stilo goes up to 99.
Could it be that this list is actually nothing to do with Fiat?
Dave.
Didn't understand it was there. This means I've got the steering column and all pedals as obstacles.
