Error FC82 - MK1 after face lift (CAN-BUS)

Hello everyone,
I found out that my C3 has an error FC82. It has no description in LEXIA tool.
I tried to read it from PP2000 (BSI+ECU is from Peugeot 1007), but not luck there as well.
I suspect a connection fault with cruise control, because it had some problems with open circuits - I cleaned contacts and made sure that contact is good - issue is now solved.
Did anyone ever encountered such error code?
Does anyone know what does it mean?
Best regards!

Hi

You are scanning the car as a new-look C3, but you says its a 2005 and you say its a 2006-2009 so neither of these apply.

You also a re not scanning from the right place in lexia for the fault descriptions.

If you are unsure of what car you have, just attach a photo you took of the front, showing the grill, lights etc.

Hello Arfur,
I admire your work to have well ordered content on this forum.
I was once in discussion with forum members, whether my car is pre or post face lift. It is definitely post lift (CAN-BUS).
In attachment you can find pictures of the front, back and of dashboard.
Car itself was registered at December 2005, so maybe it is one of the first to be after face lift.
Its RPO number is 10529.
Best regards!

C3PO_Furio wrote: ↑Sat Mar 25, 2023 3:58 pm Hello Arfur,
I admire your work to have well ordered content on this forum.
I was once in discussion with forum members, whether my car is pre or post face lift. It is definitely post lift (CAN-BUS).
In attachment you can find pictures of the front, back and of dashboard.
Car itself was registered at December 2005, so maybe it is one of the first to be after face lift.
Its RPO number is 10529.
Best regards!

Thank you for the pictures.

As you say, its a facelift model of the original design from 2002.

It is not the new look model as it looks just like the original car with just a facelift.

You have set lexia incorrectly because your screenshot is shown the 'NEW LOOK CITROEN C3' in the menu.

This may be the reason the descriptions are not showing for the codes stored in the history.

This history is not so useful, chasing things that have past.

Look at the current faults, see what you have, then delete them all.

Run the car and check for faults again. This gives you only the latest, most relevant codes to ponder over.


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