The Original i30 Owners Club
GOT PROBLEMS OR ISSUES? => GENERAL => Topic started by: VaerO on April 01, 2014, 12:06:44
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Dita may have hit her first bump!! I think the "Electrochromatic rear view mirror" (auto dim) may have stopped working. I noticed a lot of glare from cars behind me tonight as it wasn't dimming the on coming light. It also won't respond when I press or hold on the power button, its stuck on on.
Does anyone know any troubleshooting technquies?
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Is the green "on" light illuminated? I'm guessing so as you say it seems to be stuck "on".
I'd do the old battery disconnect job.
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Yeah the lights on and doesn't respond to the button being pressed. I'll give the battery trick a go and see what happens, but is isn't turning the acc on and off pretty much the same thing?
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I don't think turning the key off resets the BCM (which the device is coupled to).
Give it a go.
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Disconnect the battery, that'll give the BCM something to think about.
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BCM?
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Body Control Module, handles all the electrical things that the ECU Engine Control Unit doesn't.
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I love it when you talk dirty, Phil.... :goodjob:
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Body Control Module, handles all the electrical things that the ECU Engine Control Unit doesn't.
Learn something new every day. So is there a ruff time i should leave it unconnected?
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30 minutes is the usual recommended timescale :)
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I love it when you talk dirty, Phil.... :goodjob:
:snigger:
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Body Control Module, handles all the electrical things that the ECU Engine Control Unit doesn't.
Learn something new every day. So is there a ruff time i should leave it unconnected?
Some info 4 u.
2010 BCM.pdf - Google Drive (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8ANHWfNw-qjMDA3MGpGbWVvS1U/edit?usp=sharing)
It's the latest model I have info for, so later models most likely do additional things as well.
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Thanks Phil :goodjob:
Strange that there's no mention of the auto-dimming RVM - maybe it truly is a standalone 12V feature.
Still, won't do any harm to still try the battery disconnect trick.
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This info is for FD 2010 model which is where my data ceases. Now if someone had a GD equivalent, that would be nice.
Or as Agnes Brown says, "That's nice." :lol: