Hi,
after front wheel jacking, starting up and "driving" at 2nd gear for while it shows all kinds of errors, any idea to reset/fix it? Will it disappear after few miles driven? I know my stupidity, just some "old school" brakedisc debris/rust removal ?
Thanks.

Hi

Personally

I would disconnect the battery for an hour..

Reconnect.. then drive as normal

Just be careful.. as it MIGHT leave a stored error..

Let us know what you find

Charlie

Thanks. Won't I lost my car stereo code? It's S&S version.
I have scheduled service in some 3 months from now I will tell them to read/erase codes anyway.

Diwiak said:

Won't I lost my car stereo code?

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Shouldn't do, provided the radio is the original one fitted to the car.

A copy of the radio code is stored in non-volatile memory in the body computer; it should survive a battery disconnect.

Back to the dealer, it’s within warranty and so their problem

Most Easterly Pandas said:

Back to the dealer, it’s within warranty and so their problem

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Not necessarily.

If this was caused by jacking up one wheel and then running the car in gear, there's no reason why Fiat should have to fix it under warranty. I'd expect quite a few modern cars would pop up a warning if subjected to this sort of treatment.

In any event, temporarily disconnecting the battery quick release is likely to be less bothersome than taking it back to a dealership, and it costs nothing to try.

Thanks for replies,

bit of late but to inform that disconnecting battery is not working for this,

after some miles driven and few engine restarts all warning lights/messages disappeared.

Next oil change I will tell guys to clear computer memory (surely there will be some codes recorded?) , car is running fine no problems.

Do it yourself!
An ELM327 Bluetooth dongle and torque on your phone will clear the codes, will cost less than a tenner from Amazon

Diwiak said:

Thanks for replies,

bit of late but to inform that disconnecting battery is not working for this,

after some miles driven and few engine restarts all warning lights/messages disappeared.

Next oil change I will tell guys to clear computer memory (surely there will be some codes recorded?) , car is running fine no problems.

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Many ‘fault lights’ will go off if the ‘incident’ that caused them goes away - normally after the third starting of the car. Unless ‘critical’, if the lights go off there are no lasting effects (even if a record remains in the diagnostic memory). Clearing of any stored but non-critical codes should happen automatically at a service.

murphyv310 said:

Do it yourself!
An ELM327 Bluetooth dongle and torque on your phone will clear the codes, will cost less than a tenner from Amazon

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Car is still in warranty so I dont want to be touching this, dealer is asking 20,-EUR so not a big deal.
Iam worry that cheap ELM327 interface will not connect to all computer units (ABS, ESP.....) in such "new" car.