planetbrian
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I'm having some issues with Alfaobd and my 2024 Power Wagon. I have the MX+, Kaodtech SGW bypass cable, and AlfaOBD software. I initially connected with my Windows Surface Pro tablet and also with my Android phone without any issues. I noticed an error code showing a daytime running light was out, so I did not do anything further until the dealership changed the light which they did. I brought my fixed truck home on Friday, and on Sunday I plugged in the MX+ to do some mods and I could not connect via bluetooth to either my tablet or phone. I spent a few hours trying to get it to connect....I even moved the pin connectors to different posts. I finally took out the bypass cable and connected MX+ to the factory obd connector for reading, and everything immediately connected and I noticed 3 error codes....U0011, U0232, U0184.
I tried to clear the codes with Alfaobd, but they keep coming back immediately. I then thought to unhook the battery for a while and while doing that, I noticed a good amount of corrosion on my negative battery post. I cleaned that up and left the negative cable off for 30 minutes, but the codes are still coming back. Interesting that I would think the mechanic would have noticed the corrosion on the post when replacing the light. Whatever the reason, I think i have a bad battery.
My questions are:
1) Why would I not be able to connect again via bluetooth using the bypass cable? Was it because the codes were already there?
2) Did the codes come up because of the connection problems?
3) Would the corrosion on the battery post cause this?
4) Would replacing the defective light assembly cause these codes?
5) Do I need the bypass cable to clear the codes?
Thank you for your help.
I tried to clear the codes with Alfaobd, but they keep coming back immediately. I then thought to unhook the battery for a while and while doing that, I noticed a good amount of corrosion on my negative battery post. I cleaned that up and left the negative cable off for 30 minutes, but the codes are still coming back. Interesting that I would think the mechanic would have noticed the corrosion on the post when replacing the light. Whatever the reason, I think i have a bad battery.
My questions are:
1) Why would I not be able to connect again via bluetooth using the bypass cable? Was it because the codes were already there?
2) Did the codes come up because of the connection problems?
3) Would the corrosion on the battery post cause this?
4) Would replacing the defective light assembly cause these codes?
5) Do I need the bypass cable to clear the codes?
Thank you for your help.