Each time I drive our stilo when I start the car the climate temp resets to 22 degrees the city steering switches off and the dash makes an odd sound. Any one experienced similar?

Tried searching but not found anything the same.

Thanks

Until I turn the key to start it the city symbol is showing and the climate temp is showing whatever temp we had it set to for last drive.

Could be a big voltage dip when using starter. Check battery, leads and earth contacts.

Turn lights on and try to start. If they dim a lot then check items above.

yampug said:

the dash makes an odd sound. Any one experienced similar?

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"Odd sound" suggests one (or more) of the climate control actuators need resetting. Can't see how that would affect the city steering though.

Could try the CC Self-Learn procedure:

The self-learning procedure must be carried out using the Examiner (automatic procedure) or following the instructions given below (manual procedure).

1. Switch the ignition key on and within 40 seconds press the AUTO and MONO buttons simultaneously and keep them pressed.

2. After a few seconds a figure will appear in the left temperature display and decrease from 05 to 00 indicating the remaining time before the start of the procedure (keep the AUTO and MONO buttons pressed).

3. When the left temperature reaches the value 00, releasing the AUTO and MONO buttons will initiate the procedure lasting about 40 seconds.

4. Entering into local fault diagnosis, at the end of the procedure, the right temperature may display the following values:

00 = SELF-LEARNING taken place with OK outcome.
01 (flashing) = SELF-LEARNING taken place with not OK outcome
02 = SELF-LEARNING in progress
03 (flashing) = SELF-LEARNING not completed

The self-learning procedure does not take place if the AUTO and MONO buttons are released before the left temperature reaches zero.

The control unit makes the left temperature flash if the self-learning has not been carried out or if the result is not positive.
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Think maigretnz is possibly on the right track. We had the starter replaced a few years back I think it possibly started doing this around that time. There was also an incidence where the starter kept spinning after the car had started.