Ford Convers instrument cluster repair

Is a resetting HSRNS navigation system the result of a faulty instrument cluster? Yes, that does happen in Fords..

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Resetting HSRNS NX or LSRNS FX navigation is a common problem in Fords.
In most cases, the problem lies with the navigation unit. However, it does happen that the original fault is related to the instrument cluster.

Types of instrument clusters

Convers is the red instrument cluster.

Convers+ is the colour instrument cluster.

We can distinguish three types of Convers+ :

  • pre-facelift (the oldest version, with software version 8xx – 1007, rev counter, speedometer and gauges, part number starts with 7M2T or 8M2T)
  • mid-facelift (visually it does not differ from the pre-facelift version, the part number starts with AM2T, different hardware and software design from the original version, supplied with software 11xx – 1122)
  • post-facelift (software version 12xx – 1507, only rev counter and speedometer, part number starts with BS7T or CS7T )

 

ford convers instrument cluster repair

 

Most often, a faulty instrument cluster causes:

  • the navigation system says that the key is not turned
  • the navigation system resets periodically

We carry out an effective repair on the instrument cluster main board. CAN communication problems disappear.


Additional information:

  • normally, the turnaround time for the service is 1-2 working days after delivery of the unit to our company
  • we can also carry out the service on site, while you wait, after prior arrangement of the date and conditions

 

Tomasz Mazurkiewicz is the founder and owner of the OEMatic brand – a workshop specialising in repairing factory car radios, navigation systems and amplifiers. For over 15 years he has worked on OEM electronics, combining day-to-day workshop work in Sochaczew with mail-in service for customers across Poland.

In his published texts, he draws on real jobs – from identifying faults in audio modules and displays, through CAN bus diagnostics, to restoring security codes and soldering SMD components. He writes the way he speaks to customers: directly and with an emphasis on what actually works. Every article on oematic.pl is based on his own experience gained with factory car electronics.


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