I fixed my Ford Mondeo's electrical problem with a recharged battery.

Until I jump-started my Ford Mondeo diesel to get the battery up to performance, all sorts of crazy things happened on the dash board. Once fixed with a fully recharged battery, all the faults were gone.

Asked on 13 July 2010 by brianwayne

Answered by Alan Ross
Then it might be prudent to ensure that you have a fully serviceable battery fitted to the vehicle, rather than one that discharges itself. There would have been no harm done to the lights etc on the dashboard.
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