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    I have Ford Focus 2007. When it is warm everything is fine. I stop the car, close the door and the display and the his illumination is off after 7 minutes. When it is cold after I close the door the display and illuminaton is all the time on until the battery is dead.Please help.

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    car electrician will help with that mate

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    Thank you very much, your post was very helpful.

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    seen a couple where dash goes all off when it feels like , comes on when in the mood..
    customer bought used cluster i copied over eeprom data ..working perfect

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    dash just show what something is draining battery then is go to sleep mode everthing is ok in not something dry your battery coud be any ecu try to pull out fuse one by one and see then dash go for sleep mode .
    audi gave hazard light switch same then draining battery stay llight on it then ok it goes off

    sorry for my english

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    If there is no fault codes relating to a Can network issue then i would be looking at all the dash solder joints or try replacing the dash cluster with a used unit and transfer the 9s12 data accross. On the older Fords we used to see water ingress in fuse boxes cause all sorts of electrical items to stay on and drain the battery. Hope this helps

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    Hi I had this on a 2007 Fiesta once locked the illumination stayed on the speedo It was not flattening the battery but would if you left it a few days with out driving it. They had one at my local breakers yard so I got all the bits and swapped them over one by one Gems Unit/Dash Unit Turned out to be the speedo/dash so copied mileage data and immo data with USB upa wrote to the new speedo and all was good. Hope you have the same luck.

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    Hi!
    Check instrument cluster plug solder points.

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    I had the same problem with a ford focus 2007, the problem was in the ignition switch

 

 

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