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umbertob Member Since: 22 Sep 2005 Location: Pasadena, CA Posts: 944 |
Yes, that's definitely a telling sign of a battery not providing enough juice upon startup, causing random fault messages that usually - but not always - clear shortly after the engine cranks and starts. Sometimes very cold weather causes it, but it's more likely your battery is on its last leg, or the alternator is faulty. Get both checked asap. |
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Thu Feb 12 2009 9:00pm |
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PauloAmore Member Since: 27 Jan 2007 Location: Bonnie Scotland Posts: 1292 |
New battery dude.
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Thu Feb 12 2009 9:54pm |
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dukes Member Since: 09 Sep 2008 Location: the sticks Posts: 55 |
new bat tmoz then, cheers |
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Thu Feb 12 2009 10:13pm |
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TB Member Since: 19 Feb 2006 Location: Depends who wants to know . . . Posts: 5927 |
Also pay a visit to your local dealer and get them to clear all the fault codes from your vehicle memory. Low battery voltage will throw loads of false fault codes which could hamper future investigation into any genuine problems you may have. Arctic Frost TDV6 SE. Aspen Leather, Cherry Wood, Privacy Glass, PTI, Tow Pack, Mudflaps, Tasmods, a new Fuelflap, a RRSport.co.uk umbrella in the boot & a RRSport.co.uk sticker on the rear glass.
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