How do I fix mileage on Fiat Ulysse?

**madgerman** · 20th June 2008

could anybody help me out here need to do a fiat ulysse never done one befor could anybody help me out here be great to get some kind of help how to do one of them befor i end up in a disaster lol thanks

**Twincharge** · 20th June 2008

More information would be nice like what year the vehicle is.

**fes_786** · 23rd June 2008

Originally Posted by madgerman

could anybody help me out here need to do a fiat ulysse never done one befor could anybody help me out here be great to get some kind of help how to do one of them befor i end up in a disaster lol thanks

ok there are 2 clocks 1 is the digital 1 which has a eeprom and the rev counters in the middle have eeprom and then there is the bsi which u need to programme

here is a quote: In Fiat dash the mileage is stored in 2 x 95020

if ur using a pro tool like dashfixer , diga consult etc then u need to programme both pics and bsi (bsi u need 912 cable) with the same value

if ur using a willem i think u might be able to get away with the 2 clocks

but not sure

**dave11674** · 25th June 2008

a 1999 model is same as Peugeot Expert, Citroen Dispatch, Fiat Scudo, Eurotaxi.
with my dashfixer it would take me half hour to do this model.

what model is yours ?

dave

**wayupnorth** · 5th August 2008

Wit ha Diagprog DP3 it would take all of 30 seconds to do after removing cluster. Stripout and refit another 10 minutes tops.

**solution** · 7th August 2008

Unless it was a later model, then you wouldnt be smiling!

**wayupnorth** · 9th August 2008

Originally Posted by solution

Unless it was a later model, then you wouldnt be smiling!

The new models are a bit of a pig no matter which machine you're using. Fiddly BSI and all that....... Whenever those French car designers find a system that works very well, they change it completely.

However, thankfully, we only rarely see the new models just yet. We see agreat many of the 2000-2006 model though.There's literally millions of 'em out there . And they are a breeze with the DP3 . It's not so long ago we were having to do them using the CDH kit when we had to strip down to the pcb, lift pins on the micro and try and try to communicate with the damn thing. A real pain in the ass. Not a nice cluster to work on at all. And ver ypoor quality plastics used , especially that strange soft white plastic that falls apart if you stare at it too long!