Fiat Panda

The Fiat Panda Active typically does not come with a boot light as standard equipment, and the wiring for one may not be pre-installed. However, it is possible to add a boot light by running a new wire from the interior light or another power source. You may need to consult the vehicle's wiring diagram or a professional to ensure proper installation and avoid electrical issues.

The Fiat Panda has a top speed that varies depending on the engine variant, typically ranging from around 95 to 115 mph (153 to 185 km/h). Acceleration also varies, with 0 to 60 mph times generally falling between 11 to 14 seconds. The Panda is designed more for practicality and efficiency than high performance, making it well-suited for city driving and everyday use.

According to the manual for mine, it's 2 bar for the front wheels and 1.8 bar for the back. That is with a medium load and cold tyres. Should be 2.2 bar all round with a full load and you should add +0.3 bar when tyres are warm.

You can't. It is a dealer-only job, and even then I'm told that not all dealers can do it!

I've just spent all afternoon with my own OBD2 diagnostic plug trying to do it without success.

It must be done by a fiat dealer. 3rd parties are unable to switch it off. It has been tried.

You can buy Fiat Panda online from Fiatcanada. You can also find used Fiat Panda from Autotrader. Fiat Panda looks like a city car but packs with cross country skill.

To find a cheap Fiat Panda one would need to go to Italy where the cars were manufactured. The cost to import one of these cars was so prohibitive that there are few, if any, in the United States.

Depends on what Ferrari and what Lamborghini

Well i give you an example

Ferrari Enzo vs Lamborghini adventador

Ferrari Enzo can do 217mph

Lamborghini adventador can do 217mph

But the lambo can do 0-60 in 2.9 sec and the ferrari can do 0-60 in 3.4 seconds

so a ferrari is faster

According to their chart, it should be standard psi 29 in front and rear.

This can only be done in a Fiat garage (or so I've heard). My Fiat Panda, in Kwik-Fit where it was serviced, they said they couldn't switch it off and needed to go to them.

I have a 2005 Fiat Panda Climbing, and just replaced the bulb on the heater controls. First you pull off the control knobs - just grip the handle and pull hard, some come off easy, some are more difficult. If you're not lucky, the handle will pull off but leave the bottom part still attached - it just snaps in with two tabs. In this case position the tabs in the holes and snap it back it, and next time pull straight up and don't pull sideways on the handle.

Once the knobs are off, you now have to get the plastic bezels off that the knobs go down into. You do this by using a sharp knife or screwdriver to pry the edge of the bezel up from the grey plastic of the dashboard. Once you get it up a little ways, use a wide screwdriver or knife to continue lifting it -- being careful not to cut or scratch the plastic. When you get it up high enough, you just grab it on both sides with your fingers and it will snap out.

When the bezel is off, you should be able to see the bulb (very small, only about 3 or 4 mm wide) which is pushed into it's holder. Now the trick is to get it out without breaking the glass. What I did was to use some double sided adhesive tape to cover the tips of needle nose pliers, then gently squeeze the bulb with the pliers and when the tape is firmly stuck to the bulb, pull it out. NOTE: look closely at the orientation of the bulb contacts when you pull the bulb out, so you know how to push the new one in!

Now you can take the bulb to an automotive shop, get a replacement (get 2 of them while you're at it, so you'll have a spare), push it in the holder - test it by turning the ignition key on and turning the lights on - and if all is OK, snap the bezel back in by lining up the tabs that hold it with the holes, put the knobs back in by matching the flat side of the shaft with the flat side of the hole in the knob, and you're done! (if the light doesn't work, try the other spare to make sure you didn't get a bad one - if both fail, you might have a wiring problem and will need a mechanic to look at it).

Congratulate yourself for saving a lot of euro the dealer would have charged you :)

I own a 05 panda and the rear wipers come on when reversing only when the front wipers are turned on hence not afault but a nice feature,Tony G.

the complete cluth needs replacing,the pressure plate springs have gone weak and before long it will also start to slip

15w/40 Semi-Synthetic. This is assuming your car is a 1.2 petrol FIRE engine. If Diesel, check with your local motor shop or call a Fiat Dealer because I don't know!

Both Ferrari and Lamborghini makes several models of cars, so some Ferraris are faster than some Lambos as well as the other way around.

You could write down the VIN and ask your local DMV office if they can tell you. They may or may not, be legally obliged to answer your question, or to tell you to whom the car is registered.

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The new panda does not need this done because there isn't one on the active 1.1 and dynamic 1.2 models although it might be applicable to the multijet and 100hp models [I havnt checked ]..on some of the fiat cars such as the stilo/bravo/grande punto they have this and the car will need to be hooked up to an examiner to have the service counter reset..what people don't realise is they can also have this deleted permanently so it doesn't come up again in 12 months time after its reset..fiat will of course charge you for this service so its not free..

Available at you friendly fiat dealer..