Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
With Diagbox V7 to 7.62 you should have no problem, but I can’t say for certain whether a higher version will, due to reduced telecoding features, and probably not with V9.
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
Thanks!GiveMeABreak wrote: 12 Jun 2021, 09:39 With Diagbox V7 to 7.62 you should have no problem, but I can’t say for certain whether a higher version will, due to reduced telecoding features, and probably not with V9.
I ordered diagbox 7.83 with the Lexia 3 tool.
Can you help me how to configure the matrix display when it arrives? Or is it just following on-screen directions?
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
No problem, just let me know when you have your kit and everything is installed - but please don't be tempted to go in and change anything without knowing precisely what you are doing or you can create problems which I won't be able to help with if you change something that should not be changed. There is no backup and no 'undo' option....
While you are waiting for it to arrive, have a read of this:
viewtopic.php?t=60600
While you are waiting for it to arrive, have a read of this:
viewtopic.php?t=60600
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
Thank you so much for all the help! Definitely will let you know when it arrives!
I am not planning to make any changes whatsoever (car is already chiptuned by previous owner). Just want to swap the monochrome matrix for a color one. Too bad this isn’t just a simple swap… (maybe I should have bought just a used instrument cluster
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Good post with the pointers on how to use diagnostics! Will save the post
I am not planning to make any changes whatsoever (car is already chiptuned by previous owner). Just want to swap the monochrome matrix for a color one. Too bad this isn’t just a simple swap… (maybe I should have bought just a used instrument cluster
Good post with the pointers on how to use diagnostics! Will save the post
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
GiveMeABreak wrote: 15 Jun 2021, 15:45 No problem, just let me know when you have your kit and everything is installed - but please don't be tempted to go in and change anything without knowing precisely what you are doing or you can create problems which I won't be able to help with if you change something that should not be changed. There is no backup and no 'undo' option....
While you are waiting for it to arrive, have a read of this:
viewtopic.php?t=60600
Sorry took a bit longer to get my laptop ready and install win XP on it
But I installed Lexia and everything works now.
Can you please guide me through programming the Speedo display?
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
I would stick at version 7.62.
When you connect up, select Citroen as the marque and then your model DS4, then it should ask you to connect the VCI and detect the VIN.
Run a Global Test First
Go into the Customer Configuration Menu and look for the relevant menu (these can be different depending on version) - so I can't tell you exactly what you will see.
You need to find the relevant option for the instrument panel if it is there.
These are the settings you need to configure according to the options on your car.
If you change to another display not intended for your vehicle, it may not be compatible - there were a huge number of variants for these vehicles all depending on options and model - but these are the configurable options.
Warning Make sure before you change anything, that you create a printout or screen dump of all the existing parameters and configuration values on each screen as you cannot undo anything - it will need to be changed back to the original value. So write or record everything.
When you connect up, select Citroen as the marque and then your model DS4, then it should ask you to connect the VCI and detect the VIN.
Run a Global Test First
Go into the Customer Configuration Menu and look for the relevant menu (these can be different depending on version) - so I can't tell you exactly what you will see.
You need to find the relevant option for the instrument panel if it is there.
These are the settings you need to configure according to the options on your car.
If you change to another display not intended for your vehicle, it may not be compatible - there were a huge number of variants for these vehicles all depending on options and model - but these are the configurable options.
Warning Make sure before you change anything, that you create a printout or screen dump of all the existing parameters and configuration values on each screen as you cannot undo anything - it will need to be changed back to the original value. So write or record everything.
| Customer configuration | ||
| Parameter to be configured | Values to be configured | Comments |
| Vehicle speed limiter | Absent | (1) Check for the presence of the "LIMIT" position on the steering wheel switch module |
| “ | Present | “ |
| Oil gauge | absent | 1,6 L diesel engine (NFU) |
| “ | Present | For other engines |
| Cruise control | Absent | (1) Check the presence of the "CRUISE" position only on the steering wheel switch module |
| “ | Present | “ |
| "Stop and start" function | Absent | (1) |
| “ | Present | “ |
| Recall of memorised speeds | absent | (1) Check the presence of the "CRUISE" position only on the steering wheel switch module |
| “ | Present | “ |
| Vehicle body type | Two box | (2) |
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
Hello. Is it possible for me to access this guide as well?GiveMeABreak wrote: 11 Dec 2020, 14:13 Hi Tom
I've put up a guide in the Resources section for you here:
C4 (B7) / Citroen DS4 Instrument Panel Matrix Removal / Replacement
I've updated my earlier post above as I forgot to include the securing clips that may snap on removal (see guide).
The Instrument Panel Item (2) is replacement part number: 9812834580. Remember only the higher of the 2 mileages of either the BSI or the instrument panel will be set once connected - so be sure if replacing the instrument panel that it is near or below the current mileage of you vehicle as I'm sure you know![]()
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
Hi fotisy.
Most of the guides I have put up including the above requires you to upgrade your membership. The added benefit is that it will also provide you with official part number queries for up to 2 years, so excellent value. If you are interested, details below and then your membership will be automatically upgraded and you can access the information.
Most of the guides I have put up including the above requires you to upgrade your membership. The added benefit is that it will also provide you with official part number queries for up to 2 years, so excellent value. If you are interested, details below and then your membership will be automatically upgraded and you can access the information.
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
I am writing because something has been written about the dashboard.
I have a 2012 C4 b7 hatchback e-hdi, comfort plus package. The dashboard color is only orange.
I dismantled the dashboard and looked for LEDs to replace the inside to change the color. I am not sure if it's good or bad, but The LEDs on the board already have 4 legs, meaning those are RGB LEDs. In this case, the hardware is already ready/built-in, I think this color customization can be done with the software only, but I need guidance on this issue. On which ECU should this process be done? What kind of software should be used? Thanks for your precious thoughts in advance.
I have a 2012 C4 b7 hatchback e-hdi, comfort plus package. The dashboard color is only orange.
I dismantled the dashboard and looked for LEDs to replace the inside to change the color. I am not sure if it's good or bad, but The LEDs on the board already have 4 legs, meaning those are RGB LEDs. In this case, the hardware is already ready/built-in, I think this color customization can be done with the software only, but I need guidance on this issue. On which ECU should this process be done? What kind of software should be used? Thanks for your precious thoughts in advance.
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I believe these are fixed colours unless there is an option to change the ambience, which I very much doubt for a vehicle of this year! 2012 was likely far too early for this. They can't be changed by software.
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
I will dismantle again this weekend and look for the buttons for color change(on the left-side ones). Let's check it out because can't find an answer why chose the LED with 4 legs.
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Re: Citroën C4 Mk2 Dead instrument speedo LCD
Hi Everyone, has been a while but I have finally had an opportunity to dismantle the cluster this weekend. When I disassembled it, there were no tact switches for both side, there were conductive pads and conductive pads were not placed behind the switches on the left side(color changer buttons), unlike the switches on the right side(light dimmer and service button). I tried to change the color semi-disassembled by attaching the pads and buttons on the right side to the left side, but it did not work. I think this feature needs to be activated with software like Diagbox. What do you think? Is it possible? I don't have Lexia, but I have installed Diagbox. Can I just check if there is a menu for that without Lexia?