UweMey
2018 Fiat 500 Experiencing Persistent Electrical Issues and Navigation System Malfunction
Navigationssystem is not working
Warning light in the speedometer of the vehicle
General electric malfunction
4 comment(s)
Hey there, your experience really gave me some hope! Maybe I'm overthinking it as well. So you just had a faulty plug swapped out, huh? Kinda makes me feel silly for imagining worst case scenarios. Do you happen to remember how much you had to shell out for that simple fix? Also, since you've got that sorted, did any other issues crop up in your 500? Thanks!
Hey, glad to hear my experience shed some light! Isn't it funny how we always tend to cook up grave issues in our heads? And yep, it was just an issue with a dodgy plug. As for the cost, it was really reasonable, just around €155. No need to burn a hole in your pocket. Oh, and since then my 500's been purring like a kitten. No more dodgy warning lights or annoying glitches. The Flex-Ray bus error that we suspected? Turned out to be a complete non-issue after seeing the mechanic. So, don't sweat it, your 500 might just need a quick tune-up too. Cheers!
Hey champ, can't tell you how relieved I am. Was half expecting having to sell my kidney to afford the repair with the way things were going. So it was simply a plugs' matter and €155 to get it all fixed, what a relief! And it's great to know your 500's issues didn't rebound. Guess I've been losing sleep for nothing. Alright then, I'll reach out to my mechanic. Hoping for a swift tune-up and getting my 500 back on track! Thanks a ton I appreciate it!
Hey, interestingly encountered a similar issue with my 2018 Fiat 500 some time back, hence why your case rang a bell. The nifty gadgets went haywire just like in your case, with warning lights flickering like a Christmas tree. First could think of all things wrong, but the issue was down to a defunct plug connection. After a bit of a 'heart-to-heart' with my trusty mechanic, found out it seemed the plugs weren't making solid contact. Instead of assuming the worse - Flex-Ray bus error and whatnot - he simply replaced the faulty plug, and voila, my Panda was back to her old self. Turns out, sometimes, it is not always something massively serious, a simple component can start a circus in your car. So, likewise, before getting swamped in huge technical terms, it might just be a pesky connection issue. Give it a shot and good luck!