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08.05.2020 21:08 # 1
Maze87
hello everyone, the battery of my 1.4 206 vehicle has run out in the meantime, I wanted to start the car for 2 days, or I tried to run it with the cable, I last noticed that the hand and the speed hand started to wind backwards, I changed the battery but the hands did not improve now, the speed is right down in the middle, the speed hand is now It starts in 210 and goes forward, said the battery will recover with time, he changed it on Wednesday, he has not recovered, do you think he will recover or should he go to the electrician?
08.05.2020 21:08 # 2
talip206
You can fix it by disassembling the gauge glass and turning it gently to where it should be.
08.05.2020 21:08 # 3
Maze87
Can I remove the indicator glass easily
08.05.2020 21:08 # 4
debug
It turns out easy ... I did it once, even when the battery was dead yesterday it was the same mine.
08.05.2020 21:08 # 5
Maze87
Let me see if there is any protrusion from the bottom
08.05.2020 21:08 # 6
talip206
[QUOTE = Maze87] Let's see if it has any protrusions from the bottom [/ QUOTE]
He has a video on the internet. I removed it at least ten times. First you will take off the hat above the indicator. It comes when it is hung up towards itself and down.
08.05.2020 21:08 # 7
Kysr038
Turn it gently with your finger. If he jumps like a pit, turn it in the opposite direction to 0. If there is no zero, 10 should be slightly below.
Look at the handover, it may have slipped.
Turn on navigation etc. while driving on the road at constant 70 to make sure the speed is the actual speed. Gps running speed will be 3 percent missing, so when you go with 70, it must be 67 or something.
If the GPS shows something like 80 when you are going to 70, you need to fix the pointer in the wrong position.
Why did I write so detailed, I corrected my hand slipped last week
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