Help needed for 2008 Fiat ducato tribute camper van.

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Michael Simmonds
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I have a fiat ducato camper van. That will not start. Can anyone possibly diagnose the problem with symptoms that I mention.
Engine turns over... Plenty of fuel in the tank, But needle shows empty, with fuel light flashing. Central locking not working on key fob. Open and close buttons not working on dash. Hazard warning light button not working also. Even the indicator arm is not working on steering wheel.
Has anyone had the same problem. That can say what the problem is. And cause. And maybe cost of repair Cheers.
 
Is that what happens when your alternator has gone?

(I'm not very good so probably not.). :(
 
Car you hear the fuel pump when you switch on?

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Sounds like fuse behind plastic cover right hand side of steering wheel dash
 
Is there an isolator switch under the drivers seat? and fuses. also a dedicated form for Tribbys you could also ask there https://www.tribby.co.uk/
 
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Sounds like the crash sensor has activated. Designed to stop fuel pump, unlock doors and activate hazard lights.
No idea where it would be fitted but always on the bulkhead and looks like a relay with a round rubber top that can be pressed in to reset
 
Does the engine turn over or does nothing happen when you turn the key?? BUSBY.
 
immobiliser fault or more than one fault with the fuel pickup and other electrical bits. sounds suspiciously like a rodent chewed the wiring. it needs a proper looking at, not guesses on the internet

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Could be the engine earth strap. This I understand can produce a range of symptoms.
To test for this get a jump lead and earth one end on the engine , the other to a body earth and try it.
 
i would start by putting a second battery on jump leads using the block as earth then see if it starts on easy start
 
First thing I would do , fob Battery flat so not switching the immobiliser offf
but putting the key in the lock would trigger the immobiliser circuit. Multiple electrical faults could have a single point of earth at the ecu, but unlikely
 

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