Error code P0AFA after replacing cells in battery
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Error code P0AFA after replacing cells in battery
Need some help. I replaced two cells that were low (6ish instead of 8ish) in the battery, but when I plugged everything back up I get this message:
P0AFA Hybrid Battery System Voltage Low
Car wont start at all now (Was starting with gas only and throwing error code P0A80 Replace Hybrid Battery Pack before I attempted the fix)
I will be pulling it apart again today and checking everything, but there seems to be very little info on what to do after you replace cells to ensure everything is in place as it should be.
Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Also when everything is plugged up, what/where should I check the voltage at to ensure its the proper reading? I tried the cable that actually comes from the vehicle that connects to the battery but it didn't read anything, so I must be checking incorrectly
P0AFA Hybrid Battery System Voltage Low
Car wont start at all now (Was starting with gas only and throwing error code P0A80 Replace Hybrid Battery Pack before I attempted the fix)
I will be pulling it apart again today and checking everything, but there seems to be very little info on what to do after you replace cells to ensure everything is in place as it should be.
Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT: Also when everything is plugged up, what/where should I check the voltage at to ensure its the proper reading? I tried the cable that actually comes from the vehicle that connects to the battery but it didn't read anything, so I must be checking incorrectly
Last edited by ltdan; 04-20-2016 at 12:14 PM.
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Re: Error code P0AFA after replacing cells in battery
EDIT: Also when everything is plugged up, what/where should I check the voltage at to ensure its the proper reading? I tried the cable that actually comes from the vehicle that connects to the battery but it didn't read anything, so I must be checking incorrectly
#3
Re: Error code P0AFA after replacing cells in battery
Hopefully, he's figured it out after 9 months.
It's likely an issue with failing to connect the sensor harness plug into the battery computer.
It's likely an issue with failing to connect the sensor harness plug into the battery computer.
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