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Discussion in '360/430' started by kitchenaid, Jun 13, 2014.

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  1. kitchenaid

    kitchenaid Karting

    Mar 31, 2009
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    #1 kitchenaid, Jun 13, 2014
    Does anyone have or could reference a photo of what the dashboard lights on both a 360 and F430 should look like when the key is turned to pre-ignition?

    This would be helpful for folks doing a "pre-PPI" themselves to at least know what all the warning lights are when lit up, before the car is started.

    I did try to google/search but couldn't find any good examples (maybe my google skills are lacking).

    A list of the warning lights to validate would be awesome as well: CEL, ABS, other ECUs (?), F1 pump, etc.

    Thanks...
     
  2. greyboxer

    greyboxer F1 World Champ

    Dec 8, 2004
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    Jimmie
    #2 greyboxer, Jun 13, 2014
    Download an owners manual from All Ferraris to get a map of the various lights - not sure if it also tells you which come on at start-up but you never know...
     
  3. English Rebel

    English Rebel Formula 3

    Aug 13, 2013
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    Alan
    #3 English Rebel, Jun 13, 2014
    After turning on the ignition all the warning lights in the left side display will light up (sort of like a bulb check). After a few seconds you should get an OK in the display in the speedometer area and only a check engine light in the left display and a handbrake light if that is set. The F1 warning light in the speedo display takes a little longer to extinguish as it's checking the system.
    Alan
     
  4. kitchenaid

    kitchenaid Karting

    Mar 31, 2009
    114
    #4 kitchenaid, Jun 13, 2014
    Thanks - this is very helpful. I just wanted to make sure I knew which lights to look for because there is always the chance that instead of fixing a problem, someone can remove a bulb.
     

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