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I've had this problem. Resetted bmu. When driving and battery got around 30% the engine tried to start but didn't kick in. Like trying to start a ice car with empty 12v battery. Seemed like the car was confused, the hybrid battery was more empty then the car thought. Pressing 'charge' solved it...

Hi there, Could you enlighten me on how you ded the reset? I've been spending hours trying to do the reset. Attempted countless times taking of the 12v, attach again for few seconds, timing on the clicks, but no result. SOH is still at 16ah. Was really hoping to get it up by doing this bmu reset.

Great, thank you for the answer. That clears it up. Mine is filled until 2cm above the max level. Will take a bit out then just to be safe.

Can anyone from this threat come back and comment? Since the threat was about "only a little regen" no matter the conditions. I've got the same problem and hope someone here found the issue on their car. I assume some of you might have gone to a mechanic? Any help is appreciated, thnx 👍🏼

After many an hour searching on google, haven't found the 'probably simple' answer to the following question. What is this reservoir for? The one that I've marked on the photo. (Photo is from other post on the forum)

Thank you for the comment. No warning lights on the dash. Only occasionally ACC service required. Also nothing when reading with OBD. I've checked the breaking pads, they all seem okay. Wheels are also similar all around. I've discovered the regen will also never go deep into the blue area...

Thank you so much for taking the time to lists some options. I'll check the car brakes, pads and cables around first. Then if nothing is off, I'll go a garage for some diagnose. I'm used to cars that I can fix myself for 90%, but now have a car that is complex and much electrically managed...

Hi fellow Outlander Owners, Happy to join the family. Few months ago we've bought a 2013 version, and so far very happy. Since 2 weeks however the regen breaking isn't smooth anymore. It's like you hit the break, and let it go, and hit it again, every 1 second. Instead of a smooth decline. The...