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WIS Document: 10491

Model Context: 900 (1995)

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Associated Engines

B204, B258

| | Programming main instrument display panel 2 It is possible to program main instrument display panel 2 by means of a Scan Tool. During programming, the Scan Tool does not show how the instrument is programmed and the procedure described cannot therefore be used to check this. The main instrument display panel must be programmed in connection with replacement of the processor card or the complete unit. | Important | Before you start programming it is advisable to make a note of the odometer's unit of measurement (km or miles), engine version, tyre size and odometer reading. These details are needed for programming the main instrument display panel. | | 1. | Select PROGRAMMING in the MAIN INSTRUMENT 2 menu. | 2. | Continue to the programming phase with F1 or end with ESC. | 3. | State whether the instrument is to use km or miles as the unit of measurement. Select using F3 or F4. | 4. | State type of engine, may be B258 (V6), B206-234- 204I (4-cyl) or B204L (turbo). Select using F3 or F4. | 5. | If engine type B204L (turbo) was selected, 2 additional choices must be made in displays 4a and 4b. State the type of gearbox. Select using F3 or F4. | 6. | If the car is of environmental class 1 type, it is equipped with heat plates. Select using F3 or F4. | 7. | State the car's tyre size, may be 185/65, 195/60 or 205/50. Select using F3 or F4. | 8. | State odometer reading in previously selected unit of measurement. Be sure to state the correct reading. It is not possible to program a lower reading than that shown on the odometer. | 9. | Confirm the entered odometer reading. | 10. | Program the instrument with the entered details. This is your last chance to interrupt programming. | 11. | This menu confirms that programming has been carried out. | 12. | This menu is shown if programming was interrupted with ESC.

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