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Flashing dashboard lights

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Early the other morning, after negotiating a large roundabout at a fair speed, the 'abs' and 'battery' warning lights at the bottom of the dash flashed on and off slowly 9about 1s on 1s off) for a mile or so. Then went off, never to be seen flashing again in the 250 mile journey I was making. At the time, it was dark and I had lights on, but everything else behaved normally on the car during this 'incident'. Anyone seen that before, any ideas what caused it ?

POST 2Original post

Sorry Martin, can't help you there - mine has never done that!

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks... I had the feeling that it must be an unusual 'one-off' ... especialy as richard didn't have _the_ answer within 3 hours ;-)

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