Hi all,

Been lusting after a L200 for quite a while, and finally brought myself a L200 barbarian on a '13 plate.

However, whenever I turn on the ignition I get beeping for about 10 seconds. I head a look through the user manual, and did a lot of googling and couldn't find any reference to it.

I asked the salesman and he said it was probably a warning that the glowplugs were still warming up, and not to start the engine until the beeping stopped.

Fair enough, it seems a bit excessive to me.. and couldn't find it in the user manual (may of missed it?).

Can anyone confirm this is actually the problem.. and if not any ideas? Any help or advice appreciated!

Thanks

Is it the seat belt warning bleeper.
Fasten the seat belt before you turn the ignition on, see if it cures it.

Wow, yeah that was it. Feel a bit daft for not figuring that out.

Thank you very much for the quick reply. Hopefully my membership will be approved soon and I can join the board properly!

Cheers.

Its funny how the dealers know F**k All about what they are selling really winds me up

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Wow, yeah that was it. Feel a bit daft for not figuring that out.

Thank you very much for the quick reply. Hopefully my membership will be approved soon and I can join the board properly!

Cheers.

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Yep, this was an official Mitsubishi approved dealership also. I didn't think the glowplugs explanation sounded quite right.

Ahh cool Nick, it all seems great so far apart from the Kenwood headunit!

Cheers

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Yep, this was an official Mitsubishi approved dealership also. I didn't think the glowplugs explanation sounded quite right.

Ahh cool Nick, it all seems great so far apart from the Kenwood headunit!

Cheers

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I don't think there's anything wrong with it, so to speak. It just feels slow and clunky!

Isn't going funny on the dab ?
Father in law got a kenwood and it was playing up he did a reset and seems OK now found all the info online he did

Ahh cool, I'll have a look into that. A software update on it might help.

Cheers.