Collection of codes

Slamhamster · Nov 19th, 2023, 01:19

After driving the car and calling in at a shop, the car was completely dead when I went back to it. I got in with the physical key and popped the hood, double checked the battery connections and got the dash back in low power energy saving mode.

I ran the codes and it came back with U0326, P1935 & P0625. I'm thinking it's likely to be an alternator issue or a EOL battery but can the other codes by thrown up randomly by low voltage or should I be worried?

(Edit)

Maybe a lot worse, definitely a burning contacts smell, dash is showing anti-skid temporarily off, immobiliser try start again, steering lock service required, parking sensor service required and these are all new messages

PNM · Nov 19th, 2023, 08:16

Yes, low battery can throw up all sorts of codes. Check the battery voltage with a multimeter first.

Nov 19th, 2023, 01:19	#1
Slamhamster New Member Last Online: Jan 1st, 2024 17:20 Join Date: Sep 2022 Location: Hull	Collection of codes After driving the car and calling in at a shop, the car was completely dead when I went back to it. I got in with the physical key and popped the hood, double checked the battery connections and got the dash back in low power energy saving mode. I ran the codes and it came back with U0326, P1935 & P0625. I'm thinking it's likely to be an alternator issue or a EOL battery but can the other codes by thrown up randomly by low voltage or should I be worried? (Edit) Maybe a lot worse, definitely a burning contacts smell, dash is showing anti-skid temporarily off, immobiliser try start again, steering lock service required, parking sensor service required and these are all new messages Last edited by Slamhamster; Nov 19th, 2023 at 01:41.

Nov 19th, 2023, 08:16	#2
PNM Member Last Online: Today 07:26 Join Date: Jun 2018 Location: Midlands	Yes, low battery can throw up all sorts of codes. Check the battery voltage with a multimeter first.

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