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so my fiat 500x got a code drive mode unavailable and start stop unavailable Any fixes?
I'm looking for a new 2.5D to put in my ducato, engine type is 8144.67. I'm from Belgium it would be amazing if someone could help me out are give some leads on where to search for one! Thanks in advance!
When changing my tires I found that it is time to replace a couple of the bolts but I can’t find anything in the manual
Hey everyone! I'm going today to inspect a Italian 2014 Punto Easy, I've always wanted to own one and now I've found a tempting option.
It's reasonably priced and look great on the outside, but it has 165.000 kms and it needs some servicing like fixing the A/C, clutch replacement, and just regular maintenance plus the timing belt I assume.
Anything I should be aware with this model? Does it have any recurring problems or quality issues?
Thanks so much in advance
I should sell this thing but as it's my only form of transportation and I live in the middle of nowhere I must persist. I own a 2013 Fiat 500c Lounge (N/A 1.4L Multiair) in August/September when my timing belt first started showing its signs of wear, the car would lightly judder and shake at first start but it'd smoothen out as the car heated up. After I changed the timing belt, the juddering somehow got worse, and sometimes it shakes even when it's warm. The vehicle has only flashed the CEL once but it went away when I turned it back on. When I pumped the gas before starting it, it helped ease it from shaking too much. I don't have a fuel smell either, and my spark plugs and coils were changed in April with OEM parts, so I'm truthfully at a complete loss for words of what could be wrong with my car and I'm terrified I'm going to wake up one day to being completely stranded with no vehicle.
Hi all,
I'm looking at buying a 2018 124 Spider, the only trouble is that it has 80,000 miles on the clock; I've also found a 2017 model with 10k fewer miles that's a little bit pricier and the higher end of my price range.
Would either of these be a good buy? If so, which would be the best, and should I expect problems if I buy the one with 80k miles?
Any advice would be appreciated, thank you.
I’m looking at joining the Fiat family. I found a used 2017 Fiat 500 Pop with +100k miles, what are some common concerns I should keep an eye out for? I want to be well informed before I make a decision on the purchase.
Hello Everybody,
My dad has a Fiat Grande Punto from 2007 and lately he's been having problems with the headlights. At night when driving the headlights might suddenly point straight down to the ground so he can't see anything. And then after maybe 15 min. they come up again and nothing's wrong. Important note: both headlights go down and up at the same time. Now I know a couple of things about cars in general so I started looking around and thought maybe the electric adjusters have gone faulty but they work perfectly, and the manual adjusters are also fine. The housing for both the mirror and the lights themselves are firm in their place, and all the fuses are also fine. Is there anyone who's had an experience like this, or might know something to try and solve the issue?
I hope this is the right place to ask this question, and if not I'd like to hear where else I could post this!
Thanks in advance!
Hey people, im trying to find a fuel sensor for Fiat Cinquecento 1995 0.7 i (22kw/30hp) but i have no idea which models would be compatible with my car. Is there some kind of list or a chart i could reference to find the one that would be compatible? preferably on the cheaper side too
Hello fellow Fiat owners! Recently I bought a Fiat Stilo for 500€ and it's in a relatively good condition for it's price. I bought an aftermarket radio on AliExpress and found out that its power is controlled with ACC signal that my Fiat was missing. I made an adapter and routed a wire from the cigarette lighter and now it works properly, i.e. turns on and off with ignition. The only problem is that it dies as soon as I stop the engine. I'd like to be able to listen to music while stationary and not idling. Is there a way to get a signal that would be on when the key is in the lock? The car is able the register its presence because when I stop the engine the central lamp turns on after I remove the key from the lock.
Hello everyone, i own a Tipo 1.3D 2016, recently the fact it doesn’t have car play has lead me to search for an aftermarket radio/screen with carplay included, any advice on which one to choose in the 100-200€ range?