Seeking Advice for Troubleshooting 2013 Fiat Ducato's Flickering Lights and Warning Signal Issue

Hey there, Yeah, I've had an almost parallel situation with my 2011 Fiat Punto. I'm no mechanic, just a guy with some car experience. My workshop recommended replacing the engine control unit (ECU) because it wasn't programmed properly for the vehicle. After forking out 240 Euro to make it happen, the problem was settled. However, there could be other things causing your issue - car symptoms can sometimes be tricky. Could you maybe share more details about your Ducato's recent performance or behavior? It'll help paint a fuller picture.

Hey, thanks for the swift reply. Aside from the light thing, I've no other issues. Both in city traffic and on the open road, she purrs like a kitten. Just had her serviced a few weeks ago, right at 174582 km. Maybe the ECU might be a possible lead, I'll look into it. Cheers for broader viewpoint.

No problem at all. This is really the spirit of our community! Given what you've mentioned, your Ducato seems to be in great shape otherwise, and the mileage seems about right for a vehicle of its age. Since she runs smoothly and you've freshly serviced it, the ECU might indeed be the culprit here. But before running to your mechanic with the possibility, I'd suggest checking your battery and alternator too. If they are running low or aren't functioning properly, they can also cause issues with the car's lights. Whatever it is, remember that your instincts are sometimes the best guide. You know your car better than anyone. Keep us posted, and good luck with solving the issue. Remember, solutions are sometimes hidden in the most unexpected places!

That's awesome advice I greatly appreciate your insight and support. I'll keep your suggestions about the battery and alternator in mind. Yeah, it sure seems like the good old ECU might be acting up, but I won't jump to conclusions too hastily. I'll do a bit more troubleshooting, then head down to my mechanic with the clues. As you rightly mentioned, solutions often lurk in the unexpected, who knows, it might indeed be a combination of issues. I'll certainly keep the community updated. Thanks again for being an awesome part of our car brotherhood. Good times ahead with our trusty sets of wheels, cheers!