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  • 100,000Ks and still going strong.
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  • Location: Launceston Tas
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Morning gents.

As the title goes, My icc has died, meaning my drives home after night shift are cold and quiet. Over the last week or 3 it has started to play up, As in everthing turning off(Radio and heater) and coming back on again soon after. It all stopped the other day and after I started the ute again later that day it was working again. But the other day it stopped working and has not came back to life. Checked the fuse panel and could not find and blown, But thinking that it has been coming on and off then it should not be a fuse.

I still have a few night shifts to do so will pull it out and check plugs then, But I'm wondering if anyone could think of any other issue it could be?

It is just a standard icc in a bf Mkii ute.

Might have to convince the Mrs that it is dead and I will need a new one..............................Colour screen, DVD, Sat nav and computer upgrade aswell I think. :danced: :danced:

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  • Location: adelaide hills- 'race air' central
Posted

sound unusual to just go...

take it to a mechanic with an obd scanner and see what the faults read? or get a premo icc..... prol 1000 bucks though. I wouldnt get factory sat nav myself. you may have to have Fraud reprogram it though for the security codes, check with them first, or some one else on here may be able to clarify?

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  • Location: Probably above atmospheric pressure
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Yeah fingers crossed it's the plugs at the bottom. Pretty easy to get the ICC out as you probably know, helpful threads around on it if not.

Can't see them falling out over time though unless someone didn't jam them on properly? :(

  • 100,000Ks and still going strong.
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  • Location: Launceston Tas
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Probably should of mentioned that all the buttons light up. So I gues you could say "The lights are on but no one home".

1 more night shift then I can pull it apart and see what I can see see see.

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Posted

Heater is a common fault with the BA's (bitch of a job to rectify). Not sure about the audio though.

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Posted

I am wrecking a ba over in Perth if you don't wanna spend big buck on a color and happy to go standard again send me a pm with what your willing too pay for it. Am happy too post at your cost.

Hopefully it's something simple mate

Cheers

  • 100,000Ks and still going strong.
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Posted

Will try and get a mechanic to run a scan tool over it before I pull anything out.

  • 100,000Ks and still going strong.
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Posted

Well yep it's dead, Something to do with the audio side of things that wipes out the whole console. Found a reco colour screen single cd, single zone for $800. Don't use the cd player anyway so that will do me.

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Posted

Damn $800 and not even dual zone. I'll never be able to upgrade!

  • 100,000Ks and still going strong.
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  • Location: Launceston Tas
Posted

Well new icc installed without a drama and from what I am seeing I may not have to get it recoded. Tried swapping the 6 stacker from my old unit to the new one but no go on powering it up. So I'm guessing that the problem is within the audio/cd area.

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