Picasso possible next car
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Huskyxantia
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Is this the correct part for my bus ?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/153470297923
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/153470297923
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RichardW
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Re: Picasso possible next car
Should be, there only appears to be one part no for the whole of the production run...
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Good makes it a lot easier , my xantia had same issue same side but they had colour coded plugs which is why I didn't know if Picasso was the same.
Thanks for that
Thanks for that
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No hand brake warning light on dash and a slightly dim LCD display
2 small panel bulbs replaced easy fix.
Then I found the hand brake needed the metal part the warning light switch sits in pushing back about 4mm .
This then allowed the switch to operate as intended and illuminate the dash warning light.
Cheap fix that took all of 5 mins
Just the rear door lock motor to replace when that arrives and the rear wiper issue (working on own)which is making me think , checked wires first for damage multiplex wiring ??
Waste money on another motor or bung it up after removing it , where to get the bung from ??
2 small panel bulbs replaced easy fix.
Then I found the hand brake needed the metal part the warning light switch sits in pushing back about 4mm .
This then allowed the switch to operate as intended and illuminate the dash warning light.
Cheap fix that took all of 5 mins
Just the rear door lock motor to replace when that arrives and the rear wiper issue (working on own)which is making me think , checked wires first for damage multiplex wiring ??
Waste money on another motor or bung it up after removing it , where to get the bung from ??
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Huskyxantia
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Re: Picasso possible next car
Wire to the rear wiper motor is fine I unplugged the loom from the wiper motor and found the live popped a bulb tester on the plug and the bulb lit up BUT not a regular pattern as if the wiper would sweep .
The relay ticks and here's what got me turning of the switch the wiper did 3 complete sweeps after it was as I said turned off, I noticed pushing down on the wiper spindle it would make it work WITH IGNITION OFF !!!
Any suggestions , maybe get another relay ?
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Huskyxantia
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If I was a 20 something I'd consider remapping But ... If its road worthy and gets me to where I need then im happyMichel wrote: 11 Jan 2020, 20:04One can get a remap up to 123bhp and enormous torque, as I did.with my 04 plate 2.0HDi Berlingolexi wrote: 11 Jan 2020, 19:53 I have only test driven one. It's a car I would use. Suspension is quite compliant and loads about for spares. Quite roomy,but did not seem as big as my old C5.
You could find a good one, or build a good one. Pity they only done the 2.0 hdi in 90bhp.0-60, genuinely, timed on an app at 8.9 seconds and remarkable in-gear pull.
I'm currently "looking after" a 2.0 HDi Picasso, 03 plate Exclusive. Mate dropped it off for me to sort out in May 2018... it's still here, still reliable and I've done 10,000 miles in it![]()
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Huskyxantia
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Update if anyone's interested .
Testing the rear door lock motor has confirmed loom is fine lock is dead .
Replacement part sourced and will be fitted within the coming days weather permitting.
The whole car has been deep cleaned and looks a whole lot better.
The rear wiper motor has been unplugged for now , have sourced a replacement which comes as a kit , apparently there brackets are held in by special rivets which had to be drilled out and replaced with normal bolts with washes and nylock nuts.
Wiper stalk is ok and by the sounds the relay ok as well plus loom
This has to be a wiper motor failing as its doing the very same as what my xantia did when I had that.
Testing the rear door lock motor has confirmed loom is fine lock is dead .
Replacement part sourced and will be fitted within the coming days weather permitting.
The whole car has been deep cleaned and looks a whole lot better.
The rear wiper motor has been unplugged for now , have sourced a replacement which comes as a kit , apparently there brackets are held in by special rivets which had to be drilled out and replaced with normal bolts with washes and nylock nuts.
Wiper stalk is ok and by the sounds the relay ok as well plus loom
This has to be a wiper motor failing as its doing the very same as what my xantia did when I had that.
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Scrappy for a wiper motor then?
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Huskyxantia
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Re: Picasso possible next car
Got one coming hopefully mid next week
Might be up and wiping
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Re: Picasso possible next car
Try the BSI reset first of all to clear any BSI niggles (unless already done recently).
BSI Reset / Battery Disconnect / Reconnect Procedure
Although the battery is under the front passenger seat, there are remote positive and earth blocks under the bonnet located at 'b' below. I'm not sure from memory whether these have a release to disconnect one or the other - or whether they are used just for measuring purposes / jumping.
BSI Reset / Battery Disconnect / Reconnect Procedure
Although the battery is under the front passenger seat, there are remote positive and earth blocks under the bonnet located at 'b' below. I'm not sure from memory whether these have a release to disconnect one or the other - or whether they are used just for measuring purposes / jumping.
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Huskyxantia
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Re: Picasso possible next car
GiveMeABreak wrote: 14 Feb 2020, 12:15 Try the BSI reset first of all to clear any BSI niggles (unless already done recently).
BSI Reset / Battery Disconnect / Reconnect Procedure
Although the battery is under the front passenger seat, there are remote positive and earth blocks under the bonnet located at 'b' below. I'm not sure from memory whether these have a release to disconnect one or the other - or whether they are used just for measuring purposes / jumping.
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Re: Picasso possible next car
With the storm brewing up, I went out this morning to retrieve the food bin and nearly ended up in the Outer Hebrides.
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Huskyxantia
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Re: Picasso possible next car
OK here we go , pointing toward a relay now
I did the full reboot, I did a dry run first to make sure I got it right plus I had to plug the motor back in.
So here's what I'm getting .
Switch back wiper on it wipes 3 times.
Then nothing till I turn it off it wipes 3 times again , start engine up clutch down select reverse it wipes ( even when switch is off) and that's normal as far as i understand
I've no intermittent wipe for the rear the relay clicks when turning on The rear wiper and clicks when its turned off with Tue accompanied 3 wipes ..
So it looks to me as if the relay can't do the intermittent part ... Looked at the loom last week and its fine.
The reboot was easy enough and when I switched my side lights on a nice loud tone was heard.
I did the full reboot, I did a dry run first to make sure I got it right plus I had to plug the motor back in.
So here's what I'm getting .
Switch back wiper on it wipes 3 times.
Then nothing till I turn it off it wipes 3 times again , start engine up clutch down select reverse it wipes ( even when switch is off) and that's normal as far as i understand
I've no intermittent wipe for the rear the relay clicks when turning on The rear wiper and clicks when its turned off with Tue accompanied 3 wipes ..
So it looks to me as if the relay can't do the intermittent part ... Looked at the loom last week and its fine.
The reboot was easy enough and when I switched my side lights on a nice loud tone was heard.
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Huskyxantia
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Re: Picasso possible next car
Getting windy here and colderGiveMeABreak wrote: 14 Feb 2020, 13:18 With the storm brewing up, I went out this morning to retrieve the food bin and nearly ended up in the Outer Hebrides.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: Picasso possible next car
The rear wiper action varies according to vehicle speed. Here's a little info...
The table below gives the intermittence timings of rear wipe as a function of vehicle speed and of windscreen wipe speed.
Vehicle Speed (V)
In the mode: Stop or PVI, there is no automatic rear wipe.
Key:
The BSI protects the rear wiper motors against overheating in the event of blocked torque, irrespective of the operating mode requested by the user.
The protection timing for both the windscreen and rear screen wiper motors is 7 seconds.
The table below gives the intermittence timings of rear wipe as a function of vehicle speed and of windscreen wipe speed.
Vehicle Speed (V)
| Decreasing speed | Increasing speed | Stop or PVI | Intermittent | PV | GV |
| Speed<5 km/h | Speed<10 km/h | 0 s | 5 s | 5 s | 5 s |
| 5<speed<40 km/h | 10<speed<50 km/h | 0 s | 10 s | 10 s | 10 s |
| 40<speed<80 km/h | 50<speed<90 km/h | 0 s | 15 s | 15 s | 15 s |
| Speed > 80 km/h | Speed > 90 km/h | 0 s | 10 s | 10 s | 10 s |
Key:
- PVI: Intermittent Slow speed
- PV: Slow speed
- GV: High speed
The BSI protects the rear wiper motors against overheating in the event of blocked torque, irrespective of the operating mode requested by the user.
The protection timing for both the windscreen and rear screen wiper motors is 7 seconds.
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