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850glt Service light blinking 850

Battery died- jumped battery started car- service light started blinking-
Blinks when I start the car and continues to blink-
I used the reset directions 4-1-5-1 with #7 connection - the service light stops blinking but remains on- Then when I turn car inigtion off from Number II position and restart the car- the light starts blinking again-
Puzzled and bewildered-740gt








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    No help from me 850

    Jumping the car with too much voltage will cause all kinds of problems. The Service light is not programmed to blink, so there is a short or burned wire somewhere.
    You are lucky the ECU is not fried. Check all of the fuses. You might have burned a wire at the alternator or ignition switch.

    Klaus
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    I still miss my 164 and my 854T. Just driving a V70R :)








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      No help from me 850

      Thanks for the response- the cas runs ok--except the battery does not hold a charge-jmm I will take a closer look- Recently had the iginition switch replaced because the electrical was acting weird-seemed to have fixed it-or maybe not-jmm








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        No help from me 850

        Check the output from the alternator, it should be around 14.5V If your battery is over 5 years old, have that checked also. When it is dark, check the glovebox light and trunk light are off.

        A blinking service light, priceless!!

        Klaus
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        I still miss my 164 and my 854T. Just driving a V70R :)







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