I think it is your battery. How old is it? My mom had the same problem...
traction and BAS error... turns out to be the car battery. In the morning
and first start... error woiuld come out.... if you turn off and restart, no
error.
>I think it is your battery. How old is it? My mom had the same
>problem... traction and BAS error... turns out to be the car battery.
>In the morning and first start... error woiuld come out.... if you
>turn off and restart, no error.
I to had this problem, battery would not hold a sufficient charge
overnight. New battery solved it.
You might also want to check for an external power drain. Did you
install any electronics recently?
BLH - 26 May 2007 03:39 GMT
Thanks for the suggestions :-) I guess it's possible it is the battery,
wouldn't hurt to have it tested anyway. The battery starts the car just
fine though. Any idea what a sufficient charge is ? I would think
that having enough juice to turn over a diesel should be enough ;-)
I hope that's it as it would probably be my cheapest option for repair ;-)
Thanks again,
Brian
>>I think it is your battery. How old is it? My mom had the same
>>problem... traction and BAS error... turns out to be the car battery.
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> You might also want to check for an external power drain. Did you
> install any electronics recently?
Tiger - 26 May 2007 15:51 GMT
Our car starts perfectly too... it is just that the electronics needs
certain voltage to function properly during starting. The older the battery,
the lower the voltage will be during starting and that's what trigger the
errors.