I think the clock may be unrelated Roger...
Possibly there is a reason why the shunt was not in place and installing the shunt may well reveal new problem(s). You need to install the shunt and then appraise the situation - see what's working and what's not - and go forward from there...
What is the correct courtesy light operation on a Xantia S1?
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It's not! It was working when I paper-clip shunted between F8 and F23. Only noticed it had stopped working some time after. I may be wrong. It's lighting up but no digits whereas digits were fine before.
It just became a pain having to get up and drive at midnight every night so my clock was correct reading!!!
I will be getting a shunt from Citroen tomorrow. In fact, had a bit of a shunt today. Some dozy woman in a big rental Luton van hit the back of the Xantia at our storage compound.
It just became a pain having to get up and drive at midnight every night so my clock was correct reading!!!
I will be getting a shunt from Citroen tomorrow. In fact, had a bit of a shunt today. Some dozy woman in a big rental Luton van hit the back of the Xantia at our storage compound.
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Roger, are you saying that with the shunt in place the clock displays digits when the ignition is on and then goes blank when the ignition is switched off?
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No.
The clock would not save the time with ignition key out. Every time I switched car on, it reverted to 00:00. Switch car off, time was not retained and so it reverted back to 00:00 at start of next journey - VERY useful as a stopwatch!
With shunt in place, it held the memory in the clock (for the 2 minutes) that I had the paperclip inserted.
I then removed paperclip as I thought it's not really safe to leave that in.
Basically, at some point between removing the paperclip and the next time I looked at the clock, the digits no longer display at all but it does light when I switch the dip beam on (still no digits anymore though!)
The clock would not save the time with ignition key out. Every time I switched car on, it reverted to 00:00. Switch car off, time was not retained and so it reverted back to 00:00 at start of next journey - VERY useful as a stopwatch!
With shunt in place, it held the memory in the clock (for the 2 minutes) that I had the paperclip inserted.
I then removed paperclip as I thought it's not really safe to leave that in.
Basically, at some point between removing the paperclip and the next time I looked at the clock, the digits no longer display at all but it does light when I switch the dip beam on (still no digits anymore though!)
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I'll have a dekko at the circuits and see if there's an obvious reason for that Roger...
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Cheers for that, Jim.
I was on the service Citroen Technical data earlier. Paid for an hour's access. Well worth it. I noticed, but didn't get to download the document as I was looking at other areas, that there was a document for 1996 Wiring Modifications! It seems as though the Series 1 needed some revision in 1996. I wonder if this is mentioned in your manuals?
I was on the service Citroen Technical data earlier. Paid for an hour's access. Well worth it. I noticed, but didn't get to download the document as I was looking at other areas, that there was a document for 1996 Wiring Modifications! It seems as though the Series 1 needed some revision in 1996. I wonder if this is mentioned in your manuals?
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What is the correct courtesy light operation on a Xantia S1?
Have purchased a shunt today which has resolved two issues. Digital clock is now working again as are interior courtesy lights.
Many thanks to all for advice.
Many thanks to all for advice.
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ExcellentRhothgar wrote:Digital clock is now working again as are interior courtesy lights.
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4.45am POST!!!!
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I was up early this morning Roger... Made one post, felt rubbish and went back to bed... I still feel rubbish now but one thing was sure; your news cheered me up no endRhothgar wrote:4.45am POST!!!!
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