Have just bought a 2004 Fiat Idea Eleganza. On working my way through the
manual, I am told that when I activate the remote locking, the flashers
should operate in a coded fashion depending on function. Mine don't and
when I asked the dealer (Fiat franchise) I was told that this was not the
case on that model, although the handbook doesn't say this. Anyone confirm
this?
Regards
P J Macguire
> Have just bought a 2004 Fiat Idea Eleganza. On working my way through the
> manual, I am told that when I activate the remote locking, the flashers
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> P J Macguire
Same with the stilo - though I am reliably informed that they can be set
to flash via the garages diagnostic computer.
Mike
P & H Macguire - 27 Aug 2006 19:05 GMT
>> Have just bought a 2004 Fiat Idea Eleganza. On working my way through
>> the manual, I am told that when I activate the remote locking, the
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> Mike
Thanks for that
Pat Macguire
Nick ///// - 28 Aug 2006 21:13 GMT
Absolutely true for the Stilo.
I had my Fiat dealer turn on the indicator flashing with the Fiat
"Examiner".
The same should be possible with the Idea.
The alarm and flasher regulations vary from country to country. To have
these production "hard coded" does not make sense with modern mass
production and cost effective production requirements.
Nick /////
>> Have just bought a 2004 Fiat Idea Eleganza. On working my way through
>> the manual, I am told that when I activate the remote locking, the
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> Mike