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Mondeo mk4 2008 - Inconsistent Speedometer & Display Function: Loose Screw & Potential Solutions

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  • #1 16400652
    angie-83
    Level 10  
    Hello. I have such a problem here that in Mondeo mk4 2008 the hands have stopped working, and only half of the display between the clocks works. Today I noticed one thing - after unscrewing the right screw from the meter and tilting it by about 1.5 cm, the clocks returned to their work and the whole display works. After tightening, nothing works again. I spun it into parts one and found nothing
    Anyone have any idea? Path, mass on the plate? Or something else?
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  • #2 16400658
    emeryt2
    Level 42  
    Connectors on the back of the wardrobe, cold February there or a cracked path - look for cold solders and a magnifying glass of cracked paths throughout.
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  • #3 16400711
    angie-83
    Level 10  
    Tomorrow I will tick the photo, can someone direct where to look?
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  • #4 16403098
    kuba021
    Level 14  
    Hello. Check the plugs that are on the back of the meter whether they sit well and do not have slack individual wires, the rest as a colleague above wrote
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  • #5 16421982
    piotrusia
    Level 11  
    This socket and plug to clean with contact and carefully under the magnifying glass look through these paths from the back because they like to be sometimes cold February that needs to be improved.
    Mondeo mk4 2008 - Inconsistent Speedometer & Display Function: Loose Screw & Potential Solutions Mondeo mk4 2008 - Inconsistent Speedometer & Display Function: Loose Screw & Potential Solutions
  • #7 21550316
    audic5
    Level 12  
    Hello, very common ladder resistor RN1403 47 Ω x4.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a malfunctioning speedometer and display in a 2008 Mondeo mk4, where the gauges stop working and only part of the display is functional. The user discovered that loosening a screw temporarily restores functionality, suggesting a potential issue with connections or soldering. Responses from other users recommend checking the connectors at the back of the meter for proper seating and inspecting for cold solder joints or cracked paths. Cleaning the sockets and ensuring all connections are secure are also suggested as potential solutions.
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