distephano
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Hi - I'd appreciate some advice please. I have a 54 plate Multijet 1.3. The car has been in low use lately and I found the battery (probably an original) had run flat. I took it off and charged it up. After replacing, the engine fired up fine but I now have an amber flashing warning light which was not there before. The relevant page of the manual (page 215) refers to an injection system problem - although it does not say anything specifically about a 'flashing' warning light. (Page 217 does refer to a flashing light but this is for petrol versions only).
I'm suspecting that a fault has been dumped on the engine management system simply because I disconnected the battery - I've driven the car several miles since with no degradation of performance at all. Would anyone agree with this? I don't really want a full costly investigation by Fiat for no reason. Is it worth getting the fault light reset and see if it occurs again?
Thanks.
Nick.
(Stourbridge UK).
I'm suspecting that a fault has been dumped on the engine management system simply because I disconnected the battery - I've driven the car several miles since with no degradation of performance at all. Would anyone agree with this? I don't really want a full costly investigation by Fiat for no reason. Is it worth getting the fault light reset and see if it occurs again?
Thanks.
Nick.
(Stourbridge UK).