Guest kirky Posted October 20, 2008 Posted October 20, 2008 hi, can anybody help me please, i have a 2001 xantia 2.0hdi (aircon). Over the last couple of days the red light in the temp gauge keeps flashing along with the red "STOP" light. I have noticed that when i turn the heater fan on the air con compressor kicks in & the cooling fans start running (even though the aircon is switched off) The car is not overheating and i have changed the coolant temp sensor but to no avail, please help if possible ... i'm baffled :) regards, david. Quote
techbod Posted October 21, 2008 Posted October 21, 2008 the stop light normally means the LHM fluid is low so the pump is working hard to keep it up to drive height Quote
Guest kirky Posted October 21, 2008 Posted October 21, 2008 the stop light normally means the LHM fluid is low so the pump is working hard to keep it up to drive heighthi, thanks for the reply but the stop light blinks the same time as the red light in the temperature gauge, if i don't switch on the heater fan, none of the lights appear, obviously this is something that links heater/aircon,regards,david. Quote
techbod Posted October 21, 2008 Posted October 21, 2008 problem with the xantia is you need diagnostic tool to reset it and check for faults, I have the ELIT which does this so if your close to teesside I will check it for you free of course Quote
Guest kirky Posted October 22, 2008 Posted October 22, 2008 problem with the xantia is you need diagnostic tool to reset it and check for faults, I have the ELIT which does this so if your close to teesside I will check it for you free of courseHi again techbod ;) i am only about an hour away from you, please call me on 07895741760 if you don't mind please, please ask for phil,kind regards, Quote
techbod Posted October 22, 2008 Posted October 22, 2008 I very rarely use my mobile but I sent you an sms as I don't have much on it ;) got your call if you need any data ill put it up for you http://service.citroen.com/ thats the site I was on about for the imagesno need to put any personal information just answer A or something to that effect to all questions but give your email then you will receive an email with your name and password so copy and paste is best or write it down ( don't use capitals on letters ) it doesn't recognise them Quote
Guest kirky Posted October 22, 2008 Posted October 22, 2008 I very rarely use my mobile but I sent you an sms as I don't have much on it :rolleyes: got your call if you need any data ill put it up for you http://service.citroen.com/ thats the site I was on about for the imagesno need to put any personal information just answer A or something to that effect to all questions but give your email then you will receive an email with your name and password so copy and paste is best or write it down ( don't use capitals on letters ) it doesn't recognise themhi techbod, further to our telephone conversation i'm afraid i'm not having much luck, i pulled out the relays under the bonnet (3) but the air con compressor still runs, i disconnected the plug to the compressor clutch which of course stopped it, but i still have the blinking red light & stop light showing .... getting a bit p*****d off with it now,regards,david. Quote
Queen_of_Parts Posted October 23, 2008 Posted October 23, 2008 I have been having exactly the same problem with my T reg 2.1 diesel Xantia... Previously when I drove a Peugeot, I would get a very similar effect from the warning lights when the oil was low. I have topped up the level of oil, but the lights keep flicking on more regularly. I am going to top up the water level today and add some antifreeze as I am not sure it has any in the system (when I work out how, as I don't have my Haynes manual to hand) Would be really interested to find out how to solve this issue... All the gauges are reading normal levels, and the car drives fine... it's not overheating. I wondered whether the sensor was faulty... Quote
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