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Fiat Doblo engine light

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SpacePhoenix
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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Sign it out of service if there's any warning lights on that's not something like the DPf regen. If it comes back from the workshop with the warning light still on, sign it out of use again and keep doing so until it actually gets fixed
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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SpacePhoenix wrote:
23 Sep 2023, 08:31
Sign it out of service if there's any warning lights on that's not something like the DPf regen. If it comes back from the workshop with the warning light still on, sign it out of use again and keep doing so until it actually gets fixed
The workshop will just send it back as ok with the light still on. Royal mails fleet really is in a sorry state.
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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Clappedoutpostie wrote:
23 Sep 2023, 09:25
SpacePhoenix wrote:
23 Sep 2023, 08:31
Sign it out of service if there's any warning lights on that's not something like the DPf regen. If it comes back from the workshop with the warning light still on, sign it out of use again and keep doing so until it actually gets fixed
The workshop will just send it back as ok with the light still on. Royal mails fleet really is in a sorry state.
You just need to persist in keeping signing it out of service until the COM pulls their finger out their arse and makes sure that it actually gets fixed
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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SpacePhoenix wrote:
23 Sep 2023, 10:23
Clappedoutpostie wrote:
23 Sep 2023, 09:25
SpacePhoenix wrote:
23 Sep 2023, 08:31
Sign it out of service if there's any warning lights on that's not something like the DPf regen. If it comes back from the workshop with the warning light still on, sign it out of use again and keep doing so until it actually gets fixed
The workshop will just send it back as ok with the light still on. Royal mails fleet really is in a sorry state.
You just need to persist in keeping signing it out of service until the COM pulls their finger out their arse and makes sure that it actually gets fixed
Little he can do if the workshop decided it's not an issue which needs fixing. At the end of the day it's just a light on the dashboard not a safety issue.
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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Our garage doesn't take fiats in for their notorious warning lights. "They just come back on!"
I'm turning purple!
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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Foxel wrote:
24 Sep 2023, 15:14
Our garage doesn't take fiats in for their notorious warning lights. "They just come back on!"
Do the garages not even investigate the root cause of the lights that keep coming on?
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Re: Fiat Doblo engine light

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SpacePhoenix wrote:
24 Sep 2023, 20:49
Foxel wrote:
24 Sep 2023, 15:14
Our garage doesn't take fiats in for their notorious warning lights. "They just come back on!"
Do the garages not even investigate the root cause of the lights that keep coming on?
Given they've been dealing with Doblo's for 10+ years they don't even need to investigate anything to know why the lights are on.