Technical When locking doors.

[Bebben]

There is no flashing of direction indicators.​

Are there any fuse or anything else that can be broken, and were? ​

I don't find anyting in my handbook about it beside that it sholud flash.​

/B​

 

[Davren]

It needs to be switched on by a dealer. Lots of threads about it on the forum.

Dave.

 

[Bebben]

Nice, but what do they doo.

Put in a fuse or what?

 

[Davren]

They activate the flashing indicators with the Examiner diagnostic machine.

Dave.

 

[Ffoxy]

There is no flashing of direction indicators.​

Are there any fuse or anything else that can be broken, and were? ​

I don't find anyting in my handbook about it beside that it sholud flash.​

/B​

I'll bet you dont know about the deadlocking doors or the remote window opening / closing too...?

 

[Bebben]

Yea, I know. :-D

And I have found that tiny little hole under the carpet on the right side too :slayer:

 

[brocherboy]

if your car does,nt already have flashin indicators does,nt that mean that there is no alarm fitted either

edit,,,it,s just that when i insured my car it came up on there database as having one fitted as standard

 

[muppet42]

if your car does,nt already have flashin indicators does,nt that mean that there is no alarm fitted either

edit,,,it,s just that when i insured my car it came up on there database as having one fitted as standard

I believe if your Stilo has an alarm fitted, it may well have the indicator flash already activated. But the option's still in the security settings to have the indicator flash activated when you hit the central locking button(s) on your fob.

For some enlightened reason, Fiat UK didn't think owners with non-alarmed Stilo's in the UK would be that bothered about not having the indicator flash. Because hey, we don't want to have a visual confirmation other than a tiny red (sometimes working correctly) LED flashing next to the driver's door pin

As said, it can be activated by examiner at the Fiat dealer or by a specialist who knows how. Just got to pay the labour for them doing it, which if memory serves is a half hour or something so probably around the £30 mark depending where you take it.

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

So is it not standard then? As mine flash and the handbook says that they should

 

[StevenkSengwayo]

Don't forget that to have it done you'll need your key code card

 

[brocherboy]

I have a card with car model, serial no,,and 4 digit code ,says on the back security code is this the card i need to show or is this card for the cn+

 

[Davren]

The card you need looks like this.

It has the electronic code to carry out the emergency start procedure if the immobliser doesn't work and the mechanical code for programming new keys.

The card with model number, serial number and 4 digit code is for the CN+

Dave.

 

[brocherboy]

ah,,dont have that one :bang:,,but as long as i prove car is mine should get from local fiat dealer i presume

 

[Davren]

Yeah.. you can get it from a dealer but most will charge you for it. The price seems to vary depending on which dealer you use.

Dave.

 

[muppet42]

So is it not standard then? As mine flash and the handbook says that they should

Yours is a phase 2, so I believe they implemented the indicator flash by then across the range, though don't quote me on that Certainly when I've seen it, it's been on either later cars or those with an alarm or both.

 

[Most Easterly Pandas]

Yeah.. you can get it from a dealer but most will charge you for it. The price seems to vary depending on which dealer you use.

Dave.

Costs £15 at ours. A con really I personally believe (but we won't start a debate about if we should or shouldn't have to pay).

 

[mzhussein]

have a read.....everything you need to know including how to get it form £80 down to £25

https://www.fiatforum.com/stilo/203423-one-fiat-techs-reguarding-indicators.html