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multidash display help
« on: 06 March 2012, 13:26:26 »

hi all hope all is well on oof this fine afternoon

i just got back from taking mrs to toddler group and noticed something beculair my multidash seems to have lost pixels its only displaying part of whats on the screen but the lost pixe;ls are in random places is this a start of the multidash failing or is it having a funny 5 mins

when i got out of the car it seamed fine i left the sunroof open as its hot here got back in the car and thats when i noticed it

by multidash i mean the digital display on dash board.

any ideas gratefully received
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #1 on: 06 March 2012, 13:33:21 »

Note just been out there to have another look and all is fine confused.com
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #2 on: 06 March 2012, 13:40:57 »

common fault on these
its a sign its on its way out 
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #3 on: 06 March 2012, 13:45:41 »

common fault on these
its a sign its on its way out

Is it really?  ???

Pre mini-facelifts did suffer from "dead" pixels, not being able to display words correctly, however the whole unit remained fully operational, just would get worse and worse.

Post mini-facelift, so 1998.5ish, the displays are practically bullet proof. Hardly ever go wrong....

I'd take the instrument panel out as per the guide (dead easy) - Reseat the connector on the back of the MID  :y

Make sure you have some spare bulbs too, often disturbing the panel, a bulb will blow.
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #4 on: 06 March 2012, 13:47:54 »

Very early ones were problematic, later ones seem to be a bit more reliable.
 
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #5 on: 06 March 2012, 13:55:20 »

common fault on these
its a sign its on its way out

Is it really?  ???

Pre mini-facelifts did suffer from "dead" pixels
, not being able to display words correctly, however the whole unit remained fully operational, just would get worse and worse.

Post mini-facelift, so 1998.5ish, the displays are practically bullet proof. Hardly ever go wrong....

I'd take the instrument panel out as per the guide (dead easy) - Reseat the connector on the back of the MID  :y

Make sure you have some spare bulbs too, often disturbing the panel, a bulb will blow.
common fault on these
its a sign its on its way out

Is it really?  ???
Note just been out there to have another look and all is fine confused.com
common fault on these
its a sign its on its way out 
, not being able to display words correctly, however the whole unit remained fully operational, just would get worse and worse.

Post mini-facelift, so 1998.5ish, the displays are practically bullet proof. Hardly ever go wrong....

I'd take the instrument panel out as per the guide (dead easy) - Reseat the connector on the back of the MID  :y

Make sure you have some spare bulbs too, often disturbing the panel, a bulb will blow.

Cheers tunnie i think mine is a pre facelift is a 99 2.5v6 with the bose system radio CCR???? BUT AS i said before i went out to take a pic and its fine now

could it be where the sun was on it?? :-[ :y :y ;D
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #6 on: 06 March 2012, 13:59:16 »

Ah if its Bose then its a GID, its a half height display? These tend to be even more reliable than standard MID's.

Looks roughly like this?



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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #7 on: 06 March 2012, 14:01:42 »

Ah if its Bose then its a GID, its a half height display? These tend to be even more reliable than standard MID's.

Looks roughly like this?



Not exactley ill get a pic and upload it when i get home as im not sure and got to get the misses now
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #8 on: 06 March 2012, 14:22:44 »

Ah if its Bose then its a GID, its a half height display? These tend to be even more reliable than standard MID's.

Looks roughly like this?



IIRC, Its only the ccrt700 that has the half display, the ccr800 has a full display
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #9 on: 06 March 2012, 14:24:40 »

I stand corrected  :y
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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #10 on: 06 March 2012, 16:06:11 »

Ah if its Bose then its a GID, its a half height display? These tend to be even more reliable than standard MID's.

Looks roughly like this?



IIRC, Its only the ccrt700 that has the half display, the ccr800 has a full display

This is my one the orange bit is a reflection on the clear plastic butit done it again when the display was left in sunlight so whats the solution (apart from close sunroof when i get out of car  :P ::) :P)

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Re: multidash display help
« Reply #11 on: 06 March 2012, 19:22:31 »

The CCRT700 is the work of the devil.  *ANY* 'Infotainment' (as GM call it) problems on a CCRT700 equipped car, pull the HU out for an hour.
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