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YOUR RESEARCHTechnical problem 996 C2 2003'

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burned out bulb (the lcds are illuminated

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When this happened to me, the cause was a burned out bulb (the LCDs are illuminated from behind).
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Technical problem 996 C2 2003'

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Run avoid of course accidently switching the key

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Also, whenever you wiggle the key with the engine running avoid of course accidently switching the key to engine start.
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Run avoid of course accidently switching the key

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Also, whenever you wiggle the key with the engine running avoid of course accidently switching the key to engine start.
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Run even

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running even when the screen is dark.
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Run avoid of course accidently switching the key

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Also, whenever you wiggle the key with the engine running avoid of course accidently switching the key to engine start.
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running even when the screen is dark.
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burned out bulb (the lcds are illuminated

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When this happened to me, the cause was a burned out bulb (the LCDs are illuminated from behind).
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Please be so kind as to help me with a technical problem. The central odometer sometimes switches itself off for no reason. See attached photo. When switching the on/off on board computer control arm, off and then on again, the screen recovers. If the vehicle is locked and then reopened by means of the remote control, the odometer once again appears. It is clear that the recording is still running even when the screen is dark. What could be causing the screen to suddenly go dark?

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That moving the OBC stalk resurrects the display suggests the problem lies with the OBC stalk/electrical contacts. The next possible explanation but way down on the plausible list: Goofy ignition switches account for various electrical behavior. You can try to wiggle the key a bit to see if the switch might be at fault. It doesn't "feel" like an ignition switch though. Also, whenever you wiggle the key with the engine running avoid of course accidently switching the key to engine start. If none of above, if no one else has a better suggestion, the car is possessed by spirits. Sincerely, Macster.

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Macster, Thank you for your prompt and helpful suggestions. Greatly appreciated.

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+1 Actually, I am headed out to sit on my dock and work on my favorite "spirit" a growler of Diamond Knot Imperial IPA! LOL

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When this happened to me, the cause was a burned out bulb (the LCDs are illuminated from behind). Cheap, easy fix.

POST 6Original post

Could this be helpful to you? http://forums.pelicanparts.com/boxst...iwis-pst2.html

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