2012 Citroen Berlingo 1.6hdi. My van every 3-4days horn goes off for 30seconds then beeps every 2mins, the battery light flashes and when I put the keys in the ignition it says "eco mode". The only way to stop the battery from draining it to disconnect the battery then re-connect it. Then it does it the process again 3-4days later.
P1A9C Energy Accumulator Fault. It’s been posted on a few of the Peugeot/Citroen forums but have never seen anyone with a way to solve this issue. The car has a stop/start system which doesn’t work, not a massive problem as I wouldn’t use it anyway but for months and months I get an engine light when turning on the ignition.
Re: stuck in eco mode with immob fault. by myglaren » Sat May 14, 2016 8:26 pm. I got the immobiliser fault up when I rushed the battery refitting once. Just try removing and refitting using the BSI Reset / Battery Disconnect / Reconnect Procedure. As said, economy mode won't prevent you starting it.
Eco mode is basically when the electrical system goes into battery saving mode, so when for instance you leave an inetrior light or the radio on, the car battery doesn't get flattened. When eco mode is activated only the exterior lights and engine starting can be done electrically, you will need to start the engine (all be it just for a second
The PureTech 110 is a 1.2-litre turbocharged three-cylinder motor that, in the Berlingo, will achieve between 37-48mpg. At those rates, you should be able to cover up to 500 miles if you fill the
Never had any issues with my DPF as my drive to work is always at least 20 miles and the same home. Couple of days ago after filling the tank to the brim, I got back in the car and the dash lit up with "Info. Risk of Filter Blocking" with a warning triangle on the instrument cluster. Since then I have hooked up Lexia/Diagbox and looked at the
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