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My charger is finally fitted and fixed
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Tried that before I left (out in other car) restarted and still thereI'd bet they've been muppets and the 12v battery is wonky. Check the voltage and then disconnect it and reconnect it and see if they all clear.
It is likely there is nothing wrong with all those systems but as stated above may be a 12V issue or just a "software glitch" which will rectify after a turn Off and On! These EVs are now mostly just computers on wheels.
My wife's e-208 announced several similar faults 3 minutes from home when it snowed heavily here in South Wales 3 days ago. It made her real nervous though that the car was going to stop/stall at any moment!
By the time she got to work all the faults had cleared!
If it goes into D I'd probably shuffle it forward and back and sit in it with it on for 20 minutes to see if that tops up the battery enough for it to stop moaning about everything. If it is doing the same again after it's been left after that they will have probably knackered the battery so you need them to organise an immediate replacement. If it is still moaning after a new battery then they've properly bosted itTried that before I left (out in other car) restarted and still there
However when I get home I'll try again and see what it says
You really reckon it's the charge of the 12 volt? Thing is I did my 25 mile (1 hour) commute home last nightIf it goes into D I'd probably shuffle it forward and back and sit in it with it on for 20 minutes to see if that tops up the battery enough for it to stop moaning about everything. If it is doing the same again after it's been left after that they will have probably knackered the battery so you need them to organise an immediate replacement. If it is still moaning after a new battery then they've properly bosted it![]()
Oh. If you've used it for a reasonable time then it does point to something more serious wrong.You really reckon it's the charge of the 12 volt? Thing is I did my 25 mile (1 hour) commute home last night
Then this morning pre condition, was fine to Tesco but did this after the shop (drove home fine wife said)
So charging it seems weird to me when it should be charged?
Yeah it's just totally randomly come on out of nowhereOh. If you've used it for a reasonable time then it does point to something more serious wrong.
It's properly bosted!
Bosted is slang for broken. Seems to be a Midlands sayingNot a term I'm familiar with?
Like when they say opps instead of oops?Bosted is slang for broken. Seems to be a Midlands saying![]()
I hope it's an easy fix. I'm Fed up after the last oneBosted is slang for broken. Seems to be a Midlands saying![]()
New software when the charger was installed aswellWe had similar messages on our Volvo BEV. The 12v battery was very low (less than 2V). The 12v battery should take charge whenever it needs it from the HV battery. The best Volvo could come up with was a software issue causing it not to take a charge. Fingers crossed it's been fine since. I suspect something hasn't quite gone to plan when they were fixing the charger.
The dreaded water ingress on the abs wire bundle also tends to throw these kind of errors. It is a quick and easy fix if they have a replacement wire bundle.My bet would be on a faulty wheel speed sensor, wiring to a wheel speed sensor. They're all related and require a speed signal to work. Had the exact same thing on a Jag and it disabled the ABS, cruise control, stability control, AEB etc.
Only way to know for certain is to get the fault codes and it will tell you where to look.
Well I contacted them yesterdayThe dreaded water ingress on the abs wire bundle also tends to throw these kind of errors. It is a quick and easy fix if they have a replacement wire bundle.