Does anyone here drive a Citroen Berlingo with the 8" touch screen?

[Moley]

too scared to press, thinking the van may blow up.

It's a Berlingo. There's still time

 

[HappyHippyDad]

I'm not telling anyone when I buy another new van in 10 years.

 

[mainline]

I'm not telling anyone when I buy another new van in 10 years.

Years or months

 

[timhoward]

Years or months

If it’s a diesel Berlingo then then engine will likely be running (obviously with the engine management light on) on the day it is scrapped.
It will be bodywork, electrics, or a hopelessly inaccessible broken part that will eventually kill it.

 

[Penguin]

Great answer. But I still thing that giving the programming issue to one of my 22year old apprentices is just as good.

 

[Penguin]

Years or months

What COLOUR is it????

If that helps ? LoL

 

[Yozza19]

I have just bought a new fancy van as the old renault trafic had done 213,000 miles and needed a rest.

The new van is a 1.5L Citroen Berlingo (2022) blue hdi. LWB. It is the driver pro trim.

I am really struggling to understand the vast majority of the controls and it would be good to ask someone a few questions. Does anyone have one a fairly new one which would have the same controls and touchscreen?

Firstly, I cant even change the flashing time on the touchscreen!! I have to sit in the van with the engine running in order to play with the controls, otherwise all the screens go blank after 5 minutes as it's in energy saving mode which I have no ideas how to switch off, or even if you can switch it off.

As you can tell, I am losing the plot. My old van was simple and I should have kept it simple!

The manual is not very good. I can only find it online rather than in a paper copy and it just isn't clear how you get from one step to the next.

Make sure you constantly cheak the ouil and service 6 months

Real bad engine and oil burners.

 

[nicebutdim]

Oddly enough the few guys I know who drive older Berlingos never seem to have any problems.

 

[Yozza19]

Oddly enough the few guys I know who drive older Berlingos never seem to have any problems.

1.4 and 1.6 were superb vans newer 1.5 is awful we’ve had 3 fully serviced 69 plates suffer engine failure less than 60k on each

 

[Penguin]

I have just bought a new fancy van as the old renault trafic had done 213,000 miles and needed a rest.

The new van is a 1.5L Citroen Berlingo (2022) blue hdi. LWB. It is the driver pro trim.

I am really struggling to understand the vast majority of the controls and it would be good to ask someone a few questions. Does anyone have one a fairly new one which would have the same controls and touchscreen?

Firstly, I cant even change the flashing time on the touchscreen!! I have to sit in the van with the engine running in order to play with the controls, otherwise all the screens go blank after 5 minutes as it's in energy saving mode which I have no ideas how to switch off, or even if you can switch it off.

As you can tell, I am losing the plot. My old van was simple and I should have kept it simple!

The manual is not very good. I can only find it online rather than in a paper copy and it just isn't clear how you get from one step to the next.

Is the New Van ‘ULEZ’ & fitted with an ‘AIR FRESHENER’ hanging from the rear view mirror.??
As his could effect your electronics.!


(Thankyou for making my day.!
I’ll stop now).

 

[Penguin]

Make sure you constantly cheak the ouil and service 6 months

Real bad engine and oil burners.

Also ‘Timing Belt/Strap thing’
I lost 2x Citroen Berlingo’s…

First one, was taking the trade sellers word that it had been changed and done.

The Second, letting an apprentice take the vehicle home at night and use for the weekend..! Wrong Move (without tracker).

 

[littlespark]

My first berlingo died of a snapped handbrake cable…. Rolled downhill into a parked lorry trailer.

Sold the second one back to the garage I bought it from after getting the VW T5 tranny I’ve got now.

I thought they were good little vans… but the near-horizontal cup holders were a strange design choice…. The ones just below the air vents.

 

[mainline]

Oddly enough the few guys I know who drive older Berlingos never seem to have any problems.

Are you sure they still actually drive and did you look for the Flintstone holes in the footwell