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		Thread: Road noise Post: RE: Road noise Use something like dynamat butyl sound deadening on the roof about 50 - 75% is plenty,it's only for stopping the resonance. Then stick 8-12mm sound absorbing foam over the deadening mat.The foam absor...	robfitzi	B9 Second Generation	9	6,145	04-07-2017, 03:11 AM
		Thread: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be fixed Post: RE: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be... According to the link above it's the left looking from the front,have a look at that link again to see what i mean:-) Sent from my D6503 using Tapatalk	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	24	10,133	22-06-2017, 08:54 AM
		Thread: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be fixed Post: RE: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be... Hi again the top left relay is the slow speed control.not sure which colour wire but ground one side of the davies craig thermostat, the other terminal tap into the left relay either 85 or 86, the one...	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	24	10,133	22-06-2017, 08:09 AM
		Thread: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be fixed Post: RE: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be... The wiring from the left of the three fan fuses I think it's the white or pink one is grounded by the computer. One terminal grounded on the davies craig, the other (tapped) into the white or pink wir...	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	24	10,133	11-06-2017, 11:49 AM
		Thread: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be fixed Post: RE: Still having cooling issues, will this ever be... I also had done everything you had tried, even a new radiator. I eventually added a Davies craig mechanical thermostat in the top hose as a backup to bring the fans on at the right temperature. In hea...	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	24	10,133	11-06-2017, 06:11 AM
		Thread: Fuel pump/relay Post: RE: Fuel pump/relay Hi the fuse identification is in the small manual (glove box sized one) or in the Haynes one if it's petrol fuse number 25. The relay is located directly behind the battery box on a bracket off the fi...	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	7	10,030	13-03-2017, 02:22 AM
		Thread: Display screen fault Post: RE: Display screen fault We didn't need one when we did it I think just need to reset the stations	robfitzi	B9 Second Generation	4	13,127	17-12-2016, 02:56 PM
		Thread: Display screen fault Post: RE: Display screen fault Disconnecting the battery should fix it,same thing happened to my brother in laws. Cheers	robfitzi	B9 Second Generation	4	13,127	16-12-2016, 12:20 AM
		Thread: 2002 Peugeot Partner(basically a berlingo) Post: RE: 2002 Peugeot Partner(basically a berlingo) In my 2002 berlingo you lift the bonnet and press down the clip while sliding it forward.	robfitzi	General Chat	3	3,272	25-11-2016, 01:52 AM
		Thread: Replacing/removing airbox with K&N 1.9D? Post: RE: Replacing/removing airbox with K&N 1.9D? You will also lose some power too,the air box is tuned for lowering resonance from the engine pulses which also affects performance. They can get a nasty drone sound from removing the air box. I have ...	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	7	3,963	25-11-2016, 01:39 AM
		Thread: how many miles on yours ? Post: RE: how many miles on yours ? Non turbo 1.4i ,I service every 10,000kms but check over it weekly for leaks ,belt tensions and fluid levels	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	29	10,080	30-09-2016, 03:36 AM
		Thread: how many miles on yours ? Post: RE: how many miles on yours ? My 2002 m49 has done 380,000kms regular servicing by me	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	29	10,080	29-09-2016, 12:02 PM
		Thread: Head lights. How to improve? Post: RE: Head lights. How to improve? I've installed opt7 h4 led's last week with an anti glare shield like the hid's come with on my mk1 2002, absolutely no glare to oncoming traffic with a good cut off pattern and very bright.Also from ...	robfitzi	B9 Second Generation	14	6,590	18-08-2016, 03:42 PM
		Thread: Knocking when turning right!??? Post: RE: Knocking when turning right!??? Possibly the strut bearing or the ball joint.my right ball joint is doing exactly the same knock, only changed it 3 years ago	robfitzi	B9 Second Generation	4	3,797	10-08-2016, 04:39 AM
		Thread: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered fuses Post: RE: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered f... Your welcome Maria,I help strangers everyday in my whitegoods service business [WHITE SMILING FACE]	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	16	9,524	29-07-2016, 02:22 AM
		Thread: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered fuses Post: RE: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered f... No it doesn't matter,the 25,30 or 40 amp rating is how many amps it can handle	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	16	9,524	28-07-2016, 01:35 PM
		Thread: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered fuses Post: RE: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered f... Hi Maria that fan relay you can get from any auto parts shop. A 30 amp 5 pin spdt. (Single pole double throw relay) Supercheap auto- Tridon Mini Relay - 30 Amp, 5 Pin Price: $16.49 each	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	16	9,524	28-07-2016, 08:43 AM
		Thread: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered fuses Post: RE: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered f... Yes 2002 mk1 definitely [WHITE SMILING FACE] 16 &17 are the cooling fan fuses	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	16	9,524	28-07-2016, 04:08 AM
		Thread: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered fuses Post: Berlingo 2002 1.4 litre Australian delivered fuses Here you go I'm from sydney Australia this is straight out of my manual. .. [Image: http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160728...f629ae.jpg][Image: http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160728...1379f6.jpg]...	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	16	9,524	28-07-2016, 01:44 AM
		Thread: Citroen Berlingo Multispace 1.8 petrol - temperature Post: RE: Citroen Berlingo Multispace 1.8 petrol - tempe... Try a new coolant temperature sensor. They're cheap to replace and are responsible for where the temp gauge sits and turns on the fans.like most sensors they can be out of range.	robfitzi	M49 Berlingo	2	2,182	13-06-2016, 09:55 AM

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