It started with the ESP warning light
"ABS and ESP inoperative see Oper. Manual".
Then I get those codes that I posted up top and on from there. Before all this though, I got the front right wheel speed sensor implausible code and after looking at live data I could see that sensor was not...
The cost of those batteries are high so I probably won't just buy new ones without charging and testing the less than a year old ones I already have. They were around $500 for both.
The phone error has been there for quite some time. This ESP is new. I will test the batteries and ensure they are fully charged first, then clear the codes, and see what remains. Just looking for other suggestions.
No, I only get a chance to look at this car every week or two and only for a couple hours at a time, if that. Which is why I am trying to maximize my time there when I get it and already have several other avenues to go down if one doesn't pan out.
In November of 2024 I replaced both the battery under the hood and in the trunk and I called the dealer to get the exact specs of the batteries and ensured that I puchased the appropriate size and type of batteries. I just can't imagine they are bad already?
One thing I did do first thing was check for 60 Ohms on the CAN pins of the N47 connector. I did what the diagnosis information says and unplugged the connector and found that pins 18 and 19 have 120 Ohms instead of 60 Ohms. I don't know if this would have anything to do with low voltage and I...
You may be on track here now that I think about it. I checked the battery voltage in the trunk and it was pretty low, even though it is almost brand new, because the car sits a lot. I never did clear the codes after finding the low voltage. So far I just hooked up a battery charger to it and...