General Panda Indicator Cancellation & Tyre Pressure?
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General Panda Indicator Cancellation & Tyre Pressure?
I've had a fair few number of cars too, but this is the first time I've experienced this issue. Maybe it's a Fiat thing (being my first Fiat and all)?
It's the first car I have driven that does it and IMHO, it's Fiat/their supplier who are at fault.
It's a Fiat thing, they just do it.
At the risk of getting boring by repeating myself. It's NOT a big problem.:bang: There are even times when I have had to cancel the indicators by hand because they haven't self cancelled.
One things for sure, it's not worth getting stressed about
One things for sure, it's not worth getting stressed about
The amount of threads on this is quite amusing. For some reason tho, in other sections of the forum, few people seem to accept it when someone says it's a quirk of Fiats. They just bang on about it needing to be fixed, so i've given up trying to say it's a quirk lately.
But yes, definately a quirk and whilst im sure some other makes have similar issues, i've never experienced it in anything other than a Fiat.
Both my Puntos (Mk1 and Mk2) and the Stilo all do it, as have numerous other Puntos and (iirc) a Seicento that i've driven.
Some dealers will probably say 'bring it in & we'll fix it' but in reality it won't get much better & theyll probably cause some trim to start rattling in the process, so just get used to it.
But yes, definately a quirk and whilst im sure some other makes have similar issues, i've never experienced it in anything other than a Fiat.
Both my Puntos (Mk1 and Mk2) and the Stilo all do it, as have numerous other Puntos and (iirc) a Seicento that i've driven.
Some dealers will probably say 'bring it in & we'll fix it' but in reality it won't get much better & theyll probably cause some trim to start rattling in the process, so just get used to it.
