Fiat 500 mileage flashing... Fault finding and repair.

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This little one came to me with the common flashing mileage...
A bit of investigation and found the culprit...
Follow me on this video to find out what was the problem and how to resolve it.
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Like always, thank you for watching!

[@matejanosvarga4478]

Top job again Luis. Liked the load testing method. Good ole incandescent test lights are still one of the auto electrician's best friends.

[@kennedysgarage3281]

Wow, that was a very interesting repair. I never knew the mileage flashing was a module off line 🤔. Every day is a school day & thanks for sharing 🙏👍

[@mekanik3787]

Rain nor shine diagnosing and repair continues. Great vid as always! Kudos to you and your channel. Cheers! 🥃 👍

[@timmehlittleloud2251]

I've had the same thing. Sometimes the process works. Sometimes not. Usually on the Ford KA to be fair. When the CTM or whichever module decides to throw one, it seems to sometimes screw the data in another module and getting the mileage to stop flashing really gets expensive. Glad yours was an easy one 👍

[@johnmoruzzi7236]

Great video... I had the flashing odometer after I disconnected the battery overnight and reconnected it today. Fortunately I read on a forum to try disconnecting again and reconnecting after a delay... I did this carefully and everything is fine now !

[@TheDervMan]

That was fascinating, great to see you fixed it 👌🏻🔧

[@yiannakosautomotivekeys2380]

Another great video. A nice house with double garage will solve your weather problem Luis. Thanks for the video.

[@Love500]

It’s important to note that if you remove the panel entirely that corner bolt holding the rear seatbelt will often snap. The bolt goes to the wheel arch and unless cleaned with a wire brush and lubricated it’ll probably snap coming out. You can also remove the module by undoing the nuts on the cage rather than taking the rivets out for people who don’t have a rivet gun. I use a 6mm masonry bit and they come out in seconds. Secondhand modules don’t need coding, only brand new ones. A repaired one doesn’t.

[@weltonbarbosa6181]

Muito bom essa informações eu tô com um linear aqui que essa mesma situação não consigo faz alinhamento proxi

[@saibabupodala6297]

Super diagnosing and I'm enjoying learning thank you

[@ramiabouassi457]

every video is helping us thanks a lot luis

[@sauroporcu9402]

Thank you very much for sharing! I have the same issue (odomater flashing) on a Lancia Ypsilon 1.3 2013.. And the usb doesn't supply energy.. 😭

[@markcookson3519]

What does proxi stand for

[@CarlosPereira-lo3wb]

Parabéns por mais um excelente vídeo, 6*

[@atefjerry712]

thank you for sharing and learning the other peopel

[@markbrown2248]

Great video learning more each day ..

[@nieprofesjonalnie]

I fall in to diagnostic b coz of u.Grate job Luis.

[@pradeepkrsharma]

Wow, that was a very interesting repair. Interested if anybody really repaired that faulty module.

[@markl8190]

Great video - these modules are so flaky and even changing the steering wheel control buttons will throw them out of alignment. Obrigado

[@simontracey3920]

I have heard conflicting info about the blue&me unit ,some say the part numbers on the new unit don't have to match,saying there are only two types one with a built in USB and one with a remote one. is this true?