BSI (Built In System Interface)

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thekendall_1@hotmail.com - 22 Sep 2006 21:58 GMT

I've been told by the Citroen dealer that I need a new BSI in my
2000-reg (mk1) berlingo, obviously I want to save money because the
part is not cheap, I was just wondering if I can order and fit this
part myself or is there anything complex that needs doing when
installing?

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Tunku - 23 Sep 2006 04:00 GMT

thekendall_1@hotmail.com wrote in news:1158958681.913369.185250
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> I've been told by the Citroen dealer that I need a new BSI in my
> 2000-reg (mk1) berlingo, obviously I want to save money because the
> part is not cheap, I was just wondering if I can order and fit this
> part myself or is there anything complex that needs doing when
> installing?

Any chance a Haynes manual will give you a clue? Googling doesn't give a
hell of a lot.
Good Luck. Whatever you do will probably involve having to get a Citroen
main dealer to reset something using a PC.But I hope not.

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"end user" v. A command regrettably not implemented in most systems.

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Christian PRIEUR - 27 Sep 2006 14:03 GMT

> thekendall_1@hotmail.com wrote in news:1158958681.913369.185250
> @e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com:
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> Good Luck. Whatever you do will probably involve having to get a Citroen
> main dealer to reset something using a PC.But I hope not.

Hi,
BSI stands for " Boitier de Servitude Intelligent" which by the way does not
mean much, except it is an expensive part (electronic board), but, to
install it, you would absolutely need the tool called "Lexia", wich is a
kind of portable PC with proprietary programs. Without it, your new BSI
would never be customized to your car.
So, forget it.... and pray the Lord !

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