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All the battery posts got me scared ....
The light does not matter, of course it`s going to show a charging system fault because the EMU can`t read the sensor, did you take the charge rate from source, ie a direct link to the battery via cig lighter socket, did you allow the car to rest overnight then check the battery voltage with a... -
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All the battery posts got me scared ....
Quote The engine computer software designers know that the engine will start most often with a state of charge of perhaps 60% so for whatever reason and anything above that is a luxury. Well that is what it seems like anyway so if the question is how to extend your battery life, then put it on... -
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LR4 "Smart" Charging Charging Strategy
Just disconnect the sensor and do nothing else, you should get NO EMl`s, where did you run the grounding cable from, that is obviously causing your charging system failure fault light, I have no problems with this disconnect on my C Class and SLK Mercs. -
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Disable Intelligent Stop/Start System
Disconnect the sensor (small black plug ) on the negative post of the starter battery (similar to pic), no stop/start and no smart charging, the bonus is the battery will always have a near full charge. -
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LR4 "Smart" Charging Charging Strategy
You could just disconnect the sensor (small plug) attached to the negative post of the starter battery (as pic), I have been running my Merc for the last 6 months with this sensor disconnected, I have a volt meter attached the the cig lighter socket to check voltage (see pic), it reads between...
