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26.02.2021 20:18 # 1
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Friends, I wish you all good night?
My vehicle Peugeot Partner Tepee Zenith 1.6 BlueHDI 120HP S & amp; S. The 2018 model is for traffic in January 2019. This morning the vehicle has reported a 0997 engine fuse box audio warning system failure. The computer showed it like this. It actually gave 2 malfunctions. 1.0997 engine fuse box audio warning system. Horn 2 (Horn is working). All insurances have been checked. None of them exploded, all intact. In the error code is not deleted from the computer. I would appreciate it if you could help.
Thank you.
01.03.2021 09:13 # 2
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Hello teacher, I think the new model of the vehicle, I recommend you to have a qualified service look. If the warranty has not expired, such malfunctions may be caused by the battery. I say don't deal in private, right and left. They can make the car worse.
03.03.2021 11:33 # 3
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