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E39LV 08-23-2019 01:02 PM

Service warning no start link?
 
2013 E7035XI 75K service coming up and the warning light comes on when I start to vehicle.Is there some kind of link to get your attention About the service coming up? It slow starts, won't start and Then fires up like it would normally. Are these indicative of stages of warnings that service is coming up or something entirely different?

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josiahg52 08-23-2019 01:13 PM

It is indicative of something else entirely.

What 75k service is coming up?

Battery age and condition?

E39LV 08-27-2019 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by josiahg52 (Post 1167725)
It is indicative of something else entirely.

What 75k service is coming up?

Battery age and condition?

Yes 75K service but the dealership told me all it is an oil change as everything else Has been Done. I got this vehicle recently. In 10000 miles he said I'll need plugs and cabin filters. Today my car finally wouldn't start after about 2 weeks of this Intermittent slow starts and regular starts. Going to check the date on the battery and start TH ERE

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josiahg52 08-27-2019 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by E39LV (Post 1167952)
Yes 75K service but the dealership told me all it is an oil change as everything else Has been Done. I got this vehicle recently. In 10000 miles he said I'll need plugs and cabin filters. Today my car finally wouldn't start after about 2 weeks of this Intermittent slow starts and regular starts. Going to check the date on the battery and start TH ERE

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Cabin filters (all three) are cheap and super easy to do yourself. At 75k you likely do NOT need spark plugs. Good idea to check out the battery.

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E39LV 09-11-2019 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by josiahg52 (Post 1167955)
Cabin filters (all three) are cheap and super easy to do yourself. At 75k you likely do NOT need spark plugs. Good idea to check out the battery.

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**UPDATE**
It was indeed the battery. It was the original from factory. Almost 7 years old. All is good. She's standing tall again. Thanks everyone.

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josiahg52 09-11-2019 11:39 PM

Good to hear.

ard 09-12-2019 01:31 AM

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Originally Posted by E39LV (Post 1168643)
**UPDATE**
It was indeed the battery. It was the original from factory. Almost 7 years old. All is good. She's standing tall again. Thanks everyone.

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Out of curiosity... who did the work and how much did it cost?


10 minutes and $200 is the DIY solution. Dealer usually more.


:cool:

E39LV 09-14-2019 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by ard (Post 1168651)
Out of curiosity... who did the work and how much did it cost?


10 minutes and $200 is the DIY solution. Dealer usually more.


:cool:

New battery, all 3 blades, air filter, oil change and registered everything [and I'm still not sure about "recoding" these things] as I've read and heard various information about the alternator, the backup camera and perhaps some other things for right around $300...
Anyway I'm happy...

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ard 09-14-2019 11:10 PM

I'll say, great price.

josiahg52 09-15-2019 10:15 AM

Registering a new battery removes the battery aging information from the IBS. This allows for more effective and efficient charging of the new battery. It may lead to longer battery life. The vehicle will still operate without registering a new battery.

Programming the battery type is only required if the battery type is changed from flooded lead-acid (flooded or FLA) to absorbent glass mat (AGM) or vice versa. This allows for battery charging at the appropriate voltages for the battery type in use. This will lead to longer battery life. The vehicle will still operate without programming the new battery type even it's changed.

Programming the battery size is only required if the Ampere-hour (Ah) capacity of the new battery differs from the previously installed one. This allows for battery charging at the proper rate. This will likely lead to longer battery life. The vehicle will still operate without programming a new battery capacity even if it's changed.

Programming the battery type and size are done in conjunction with each other, i.e., there is a finite number of battery types with corresponding capacities to select from.


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