TheBucketResidence
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Hello,
Our Outlander PHEV 2014 wont charge anymore, drives in snail mode.
Earlier this winter it had some issues with starting up, a 12v reset worked, replugging the 10A charger etc.
Codes from icarsoft:
P0AA7 - Leak SNSR. detection circuit
P0AA6 - Leak detection
C1753 - Radar blockage detected
C1776 - ACC system fail detected (ENG)
P1A46 - Leak sensor detection circuit
P1A44 - Leak detection (BMU)
B1476 - IG1(A) voltage extraordinary low
B103B - Refrigerant PRS. SNS. circuit low
I have tried the following:
- new 12v battery (from dealer)
- disconnecting the 12v battery for 1h, 5h, 8h
Update: I tried simply plugging in the 10A charger now after one week, and now the charge does not stop after a few seconds. I have however not plugged in the 12v battery yet. Is that a problem, should i let it charge its battery pack before i abort it and replug the 12v?
Will now try again:
Lindqvist - https://www.myoutlanderphev.com/threads/lindqvist-method-diy-bmu-battery-reset.4534/
D-Method - https://www.myoutlanderphev.com/threads/d-method-on-really-stubborn-cars-or-the-a-method.4581/
Any other tips?
Attaching images from the dealer, stating in their report there is moistiure/ corrostion at the cables
Thanks!
Our Outlander PHEV 2014 wont charge anymore, drives in snail mode.
Earlier this winter it had some issues with starting up, a 12v reset worked, replugging the 10A charger etc.
Codes from icarsoft:
P0AA7 - Leak SNSR. detection circuit
P0AA6 - Leak detection
C1753 - Radar blockage detected
C1776 - ACC system fail detected (ENG)
P1A46 - Leak sensor detection circuit
P1A44 - Leak detection (BMU)
B1476 - IG1(A) voltage extraordinary low
B103B - Refrigerant PRS. SNS. circuit low
I have tried the following:
- new 12v battery (from dealer)
- disconnecting the 12v battery for 1h, 5h, 8h
Update: I tried simply plugging in the 10A charger now after one week, and now the charge does not stop after a few seconds. I have however not plugged in the 12v battery yet. Is that a problem, should i let it charge its battery pack before i abort it and replug the 12v?
Will now try again:
Lindqvist - https://www.myoutlanderphev.com/threads/lindqvist-method-diy-bmu-battery-reset.4534/
D-Method - https://www.myoutlanderphev.com/threads/d-method-on-really-stubborn-cars-or-the-a-method.4581/
Any other tips?
Attaching images from the dealer, stating in their report there is moistiure/ corrostion at the cables
Thanks!
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