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27-08-2020, 06:52 PM | #1 | ||
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Did the NRMA fit the correct start/stop battery because the battery is unique to start/stop vehicles and are a little more expensive too.
Is the A light greyed out or flashing? Do you know if there are any codes in the system, because other issues with the vehicle can inhibit the auto start/stop system from working. Have a read in the owners manual, there are many reasons as to why the system may stop working? LZ Start Stop.JPG |
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27-08-2020, 07:31 PM | #2 | |||
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Its a grey coloured light I am trying to find out if others are having this problem |
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27-08-2020, 08:28 PM | #3 | |||
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Grey means the system is not working, but this could or could not be a problem. If the system does not meet a certain criteria as examples mentioned below, then its operating correctly and not a problem as such. For example if the engine needs to remain running to maintain the heater going on a cold day and the auto start/stop does not work, then that is a system function. But if there is something else causing it like for example a dead battery, then it is a problem. I had the same issue on my wife's old LZ and was fixed with a replacement genuine battery, part number 106601. It still had the original battery and was four years old at the time which made sense. I have heard issues with the auxiliary oil pump for the automatic transmission can fail and thus stops the auto start/stop from working but that usually produces a DTC. That would also be a problem. |
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