New owner - help required already!

New owner - help required already!

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Mudstud

Original Poster:

249 posts

265 months

Friday 1st March 2013
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I sold my TVR several years back and finally replaced it with an elise (ex demo). Completely different driving experiences. Anyway went out for a spin this afternoon and speedo/rev counter and LCD display panel all stopped working. Anyone any ideas? Hopefully just a fuse or something. Hopefully I won't have to visit this site as often as when I was a TVR owner asking for advice!

Edited by Mudstud on Friday 1st March 18:51

C43

666 posts

203 months

Friday 1st March 2013
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Seloc is probably the place to check, more tech guys there.

Otherwise welcome to the joys of Lotus ownership.

cheers

C43

wacattack

576 posts

230 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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Try turning the ignition on and then off again with the door open and the stack reset button pressed. Something I read a whole back when someone had a similar issue.

The Bandit

788 posts

200 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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How old is the car? Does it have the Stack dash or the later black face/white dials?

Eat it up

51 posts

182 months

Saturday 2nd March 2013
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If your car has the black/white dials and the large one piece key( i,e is model year 08onwards)

Then all you have to do to rectify the inop instrument pack is disconnect the negative lead from the battery, count to 20 in your head then re-fit
The Instrument pack should now be working properly now.

If your car is another model then ignore the above advise.

Mudstud

Original Poster:

249 posts

265 months

Sunday 3rd March 2013
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Top notch advise 'Eat it up', all fine and dandy again. 2 days of elise ownership - two problems so far, fortunately both now sorted with no outlay and only a little effort.

willld

239 posts

265 months

Monday 4th March 2013
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Eat it up said:
If your car has the black/white dials and the large one piece key( i,e is model year 08onwards)

Then all you have to do to rectify the inop instrument pack is disconnect the negative lead from the battery, count to 20 in your head then re-fit
The Instrument pack should now be working properly now.

If your car is another model then ignore the above advise.
also works on a 2005 111s smile