Panfa
Date Registered: 08-2005
TOTAL POSTS: 122
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Re: Time and Temperature Gage
Fuse is back in and all is working now as Jalal said. Nobody at the dealership seemed to have a clue why the factory would take it out in the first place, though.
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16/Sep/2005, 11:35 am
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Re: Time and Temperature Gage
It should go into one of empty fuse slots in the fuse box located under the steering column.
You will see an empty slot for it somewhere on the 2nd row of fuses I think.
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17/Nov/2005, 5:07 pm
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Re: Time and Temperature Gage
there are 3 fuse positions at the very bottom row which are spare fuses and wont have any names against them. These are not the ones you need to try.
There should be an empty position under one of the fuses with a name on the diagram.
Try that, while I open the CD Manual and give you the exact position later tonight.
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17/Nov/2005, 5:30 pm
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Re: Time and Temperature Gage
I'm glad it's all sorted, much easier than taking it back to the dealer 
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17/Nov/2005, 7:44 pm
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dinodelucchi
X-TRAIL NEWBIE
Date Registered: 02-2007
Location: Horsham, Victoria.
TOTAL POSTS: 27
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Re: Time and Temperature Gage
Wow, another problem solved. This forum is great.
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Dino,
2005 ST Auto:
Pedders Spring, D694's, ARB Nudge, Tow Bar, Rhino Roof Racks, Side Steps;
Coming soon: Cibie vs Light Force, Dual Battery, then 13 weeks around Australia.
It's not the years that get you, it's the miles.
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25/Feb/2007, 3:16 pm
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