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Baltic Blue Member Since: 13 Aug 2015 Location: North Wales Posts: 3763 |
Don’t delay getting it fixed…
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19th Jun 2022 4:49pm |
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RR2B Member Since: 04 Aug 2020 Location: Rowlands Castle Posts: 251 |
Thanks Baltic Blue, just read the WM and it states that there are temperature sensors that detect overheating and will progressively reduce display brightness to avoid damage. Exact location of fan is not clear, but appears to be below cluster near the steering column. Hmm, time for some trim removal... 2011MY 4.4TDV8 Autobiography Baltic Blue
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19th Jun 2022 5:12pm |
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Chrali Member Since: 13 Apr 2017 Location: Norwich Posts: 122 |
Interesting, is it this code as I have it as well, although no problems showing yet? B12FE-13 ( 68 ) Fan General electrical failure - circuit open. Any chance its a 'fake' fault like the usual speaker faults? Encourage alternative fuels, use all the petrol!
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19th Jun 2022 8:19pm |
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RR2B Member Since: 04 Aug 2020 Location: Rowlands Castle Posts: 251 |
Chrali - yes, same fault as yours: B12FE-13 (2C) Fan - General electrical failure - circuit open
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28th Jun 2022 5:57pm |
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Ajmngn Member Since: 25 May 2021 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 189 |
I had this a few times and was also both puzzled by its cause and gearing up to take the dash apart to find said fan and potentially fix/replace. However, I check my codes to clear at least once a week and I’ve suddenly not seen the code for months and months. Now that the weather is warming up again, I’m hoping that it doesn’t come back as a result of it just being hotter in there so 🤞
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29th Apr 2023 8:28am |
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