Hi guys,
I've searched through the forum but not found a definite answer to this so here goes:
I have a 2007 multijet 150 sporting stilo. The alternator went about 2 months ago and both the alternator and battery were replaced. Since then (including while the car was faulty) the mileage starts to flash after turning the ignition on and waiting for all checks to complete. It continues to flash once the engine is started.
I've tried disconnecting the battery overnight but nothing changes.
I had the car to a local garage and asked if they could do a diagnostic. The only error showing was low battery. I asked if he could do a proxi alignment (he has a solus system) but he said it wouldn't let him do it for some reason.
I've checked the battery voltage and it's 12.7 volts with ignition off and 12.5 volts with ignition on, prior to starting the engine.
I could take it to the nearest Fiat dealer but not totally convinced the could fix itand I don't want to end up with a massive bill.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
I've searched through the forum but not found a definite answer to this so here goes:
I have a 2007 multijet 150 sporting stilo. The alternator went about 2 months ago and both the alternator and battery were replaced. Since then (including while the car was faulty) the mileage starts to flash after turning the ignition on and waiting for all checks to complete. It continues to flash once the engine is started.
I've tried disconnecting the battery overnight but nothing changes.
I had the car to a local garage and asked if they could do a diagnostic. The only error showing was low battery. I asked if he could do a proxi alignment (he has a solus system) but he said it wouldn't let him do it for some reason.
I've checked the battery voltage and it's 12.7 volts with ignition off and 12.5 volts with ignition on, prior to starting the engine.
I could take it to the nearest Fiat dealer but not totally convinced the could fix itand I don't want to end up with a massive bill.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.