c'mon BSI reset tried (and failed)

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Re: c'mon BSI reset tried (and failed)

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The mileage is stored in both the clocks and the BSI, I can't imagine how it would loose both :? I'm starting to think your BSI really is fried :(
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that bsi sounds like it should end its days as a clay pigeon, how hard can they be to reprogram, with a pp2000 is it possible to do it?
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I remember someone having to run a soldering iron over the BSI insides as they had dry joints. Another thing to check?
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what is these mysterious dry joints, because im such a great solderer i never have encountered such a thing with my own creations, are they when the solder just doesnt make a connection.
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Pretty much. Dry joints are solder joints on a PCB (generally) which have poor contact with a connecting component. They are hard to see but a tell tale sign is a crack around the solder joint. The older the joint, the more likelihood of it happening. To fix, just apply fresh solder.

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ah right ive never encountered that phenominon before, but its good to know for future refrence, ive finally got a decent soldering iron with a stand and sponge for cleaning so i can tackle all soldering jobs now.
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yes all pointing towards BSI, clock were working but previous owner said they went off at times.
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:roll: just an additional thought:

the previous owner had a replacement ignition lock and 2 keys supplied and coded by peugeot main dealer in june this year. Is there a chance that the keys are coded to the ignition correcly thus starting fine, BUT they are not coded correctly to the BSI?
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Id go for the bsi repair, if its only £100 which seems cheap compared to the scary £900 someone said to me well then its good.
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steve_earwig wrote:The mileage is stored in both the clocks and the BSI, I can't imagine how it would loose both :?
It's stored in both, but the BSI gets the say on what the display shows and if the BSI says nothing then it'll just display 000000. During a recent electrical tantrum, mine did it...
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what did you do to fix it?
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sell a nice low mileage peugeot.
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ian260281 wrote:what did you do to fix it?
I don't know if I have fixed it. However the last time the car died was 50 yards from my house, so I walked home, went to the garage, ripped the battery out of the Golf and put it in the Pug. It's behaved since then (~250 miles), which makes me think I may have a broken battery (it's only a year old!)
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is the mileage still wonky?
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LATEST UPDATE!

Estimated total is £135 from BBA then whatever it may cost to get it programmed.

Any help as always much appreciated.

Ian
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