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Everything works without coding with the exception of temperature readings. I had to add the temp sensor on the side mirror and it didn't work until coded in. Information about fuel consumption, average speed etc also works, but you need a wiper stalk with a button on top to cycle the screen to access it

@@MrGigga2160 Thanks for the reply! That's what I thought, I'd need a push-button stalk to operate the additional functions. What do you think, is it possible to bring such a button out onto the dashboard, for example, without having to replace the entire column stalk switch unit? Best regards!

@@BBBTVPL it would be probably easier to add the button to the wiper stalk itself. When you look at the stalk, the top portion rotates and this part can be removed (use a large flat head screwdriver to pry it open). This will reveal several circular conductive paths under it, two of those are used for the button function even if the button is not there. PSA used the same column stalk unit in a lot of cars, many actually having the button. So the easiest and cleanest solution would be to find a Citroen/Peugeot car from the era with the correct wiper stalk with the button on top and replace just the top portion. Try local junkyards maybe? I bought the whole wiper stalk from a guy who repaired the things and just used the top portion. It was much cheaper then buying the whole column unit, those are pretty expensive.

@@MrGigga2160 Super idea! Thanks for suggesting this solution to me! I'm just now looking around for a push-button end piece and new display. I will probably order them through an auction portal. Please confirm if I won't have to rework (cut, grind) the current stalk. Some time ago I had whole unit replaced with a new one, from Valeo. I think this won't be a problem? The original ones are from DAV but the design should be the same. Best regards Edit: I transferred the old tip (DAV) to the new stalk (Valeo) for a test and everything fits :). I have ordered all the parts (tip with button and display) and they should come to me next week. I'll let you know how the modification went for me :)

If it's just dim and the screen itself is fine, you can just replace the light bulbs on the back side. There are three bulbs and they burn out over time. They are really easy to replace. I don't remember the exact type, but most car parts shops will recognize it and sell you a new one. They are very cheap

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR HELP , MUCH APPRECIATED.I WILL WORK ON IT I HOPE I WON'T BREAK PLASTICS. I WONDER ARE YOU STILL OWNER OF THIS BERLINGO? JUST IN CASE FOR FUTURE TECHNICAL ISSUES I MIGHT ASK FURTHER QUESTIONS)) THANKS AGAIN.

@@wheelnut8418 sadly the car got totalled about a year ago. I’ll be happy to help if something comes up

You can just replace the bulbs if you have uneven backlighting or one of them burns out. I replaced the original simple display with a graphical one. I should have included before/after, but it's too late now

@@MrGigga2160 , thanks for reply. You've been very helpful. All the best, my friend.

​@@MrGigga2160hi. Late comment. But where did you get the new display ? Cheers

@@Gypsy_Danger_TMC Hi. I bought it online from a local junkyard. It came from a Peugeot 1007, look for part number 9648634177

Did you have to change anything else, radio, switches? or was it just the display? Thankyou.

yeah, I was thinking the same thing as I was editing the original footage. It just didn't occur to me when I was shooting it

Thanks!

Try eBay, search for a part number 9648634177 or Peugeot 1007 LCD (it's the same part). I bought mine from a local junkyard