You may get more feedback in the Panda(2012+) area, but I do work on both, so I will try to help.Bluetooth not working, odometer flashing, battery drain.
Removed unit from under seat had it tested and no fault found.
Any ideas?
Thanks for reply. Vehicle is currently at a Fiat main dealer....now I know the Blue & Me unit is ok I'll ask them to check the rest of the system..You may get more feedback in the Panda(2012+) area, but I do work on both, so I will try to help.
Flashing odometer usually indicates a canbus problem, mostly with the Bluetooth module.
Simplest answer is to attempt to get codes read. It's likely one module will fail to respond, which will narrow down the area to look at.
Could be as simple as a poor connection.
Other than the Blue&Me modules, Panda canbus nodes are usually pretty robust.
What model/year/engine?
Where are you based?
There may be a forum member locally who has MultiECUScan, which can read codes and search for modules.
Derby based company called 'ECU testing'....Question: how did you have the Blue and Me module tested?
Good questionDid the battery still go flat with B+M unplugged ;-)
Blue&me came out around 2011 I have never seen one on the 169 model panda, I have no circit diagrams showing the blue&me on the 169, I suspect this car will be post 2012You may get more feedback in the Panda(2012+) area, but I do work on both, so I will try to help.
CorrectFlashing odometer usually indicates a canbus problem, mostly with the Bluetooth module.
CorrectSimplest answer is to attempt to get codes read. It's likely one module will fail to respond, which will narrow down the area to look at.
Could be as simple as a poor connection.
Other than the Blue&Me modules, Panda canbus nodes are usually pretty robust.
Inportant information the post 2012 model is very differentWhat model/year/engine?
Where are you based?
There may be a forum member locally who has MultiECUScan, which can read codes and search for modules.
Well if it came back as not being faulty, then putting it back in the car and doing a new proxi alignment should have cleared any problems.Derby based company called 'ECU testing'....
Let's not forget powers and ground normaly my first checkWell if it came back as not being faulty, then putting it back in the car and doing a new proxi alignment should have cleared any problems.
The Bluetooth is controlled within the blue and me module so if that’s not working that confirms that is where the problem lies. Flashing odo means there is an alignment problem on the can network within the car.
If out of the car everything is tested and working with no faults found it therefore suggests it’s an alignment issue between the B&M module and the car.
That all said, now it’s with the fiat dealer it will be very much up to them to decide what is wrong and bill you accordingly
Did the battery still go flat with B+M unplugged ;-)
future proof it how ? This is a ~400mhz arm processor running a version of windows embedded automotive which depending which version of blue and me you have, support ended in 2011 there really isn’t any option to future proof it.I'm going to have the Blue & Me module modified to futureproof it
Hardware issues - not software.future proof it how ? This is a ~400mhz arm processor running a version of windows embedded automotive which depending which version of blue and me you have, support ended in 2011 there really isn’t any option to future proof it.
Aside from doing away completely with the B&M module and replacing the radio with something more up to date, Again I would point out there is no option or ability to future proof it. It is very old tech these days, that cannot be upgraded.Hardware issues - not software.