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Blitzer



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dashboard beep

Infrequently I get a beep from the dash, but there is no message displayed on the console. Apart from taking it to the dealer what can I use to read the system to see if there is a fault.
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EYorkshire



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are you sure its not just the outside temperature warning beep?
Post #131760 13th Feb 2012 2:09 pm
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alex_pescaru



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You can look to see, when the temperatures are low, if the snowflake near the temperature is flashing.
If this is the case is a warning for near or danger of ice.
Post #131761 13th Feb 2012 2:09 pm
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Blitzer



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Don't think so, but i'll have a look at the temp next time it happens.

Are there any user interfaces that are reasonably priced to plug in.
Post #131769 13th Feb 2012 2:22 pm
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WarriorBez



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I think mine beeps at 4oC Black FL2
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ChrisSoutham



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Mine bleeps below 5 degrees and also on low fuel. Same bleep but only difference is the light on the fuel gauge. 2008 FL2 TD4 XS Zermatt Silver, Manual
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Post #131806 13th Feb 2012 6:07 pm
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Pegleg



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Blitzer wrote:
Don't think so, but i'll have a look at the temp next time it happens.

Are there any user interfaces that are reasonably priced to plug in.


I agree with Alex here. You won't really notice anything except as he says, there is a snowflake symbol next to the outside temperature digital display. Another member of the failed FL2 clutch/DMF club, twice.
Post #131820 13th Feb 2012 7:08 pm
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Blitzer



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I've noticed the snowflake symbol. just seems a bit random during driving. I'll check it out when i'm on the road again.
Post #131821 13th Feb 2012 7:09 pm
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