Hello everyone having that trouble for a month and really wanna fix it. It's got like this after washing the engine.

xenononex said:

Hello everyone having that trouble for a month and really wanna fix it. It's got like this after washing the engine.

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Assuming the rest of the car is otherwise ok since and the battery is healthy, try disconnecting the battery itself for a while and see if the fault clears thereafter.

Failing that, check the earth point on the body beside the battery and the two fuses on the dashboard fuse box, and the plug connector into the cluster itself. After that, it's probably an internal fault in the cluster.

Hi guys, both ways didnt help me by the way, other guys in garage tells me it can be sensor on the gear box is it?

Sometimes it shows very well but only millage and weather when I am trying to get on the menu nothing happens just still that thing like on picture or millage and weather temperature

xenononex said:

Hi guys, both ways didnt help me by the way, other guys in garage tells me it can be sensor on the gear box is it?

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The only sensor on the manual gearbox is the reverse light switch. That has no effect on the instrument cluster display.
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so what is it then?

I can see flashing millage, outside temperatures and "city", i probably need to check the wires completely from end to end but i dont know where they go

Flashing mileage usually means one of the nodes (possiblly the instrument cluster) on the CAN network is not being recognised by the body computer. Carrying out the Proxy Alignment procedure usually resolves it, however if there's a problem with the CAN wiring between the cluster and the body computer, the PA procedure won't help.

My money is still on water inside the engine compartment fuse box as Peat says in post 3 above.
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