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Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2021 5:15 pm
by Mark.C
Steviec69 wrote: Fri Mar 26, 2021 6:48 pm Hi Mark. Can you recap what you did to cure the Stop/Start issues please?
Hi Stevie.

I just became a total pain to Vauxhall both at dealership and to the CEO. Eventually they replaced it oj about 6months plus ago. It has never failed the stop start works all the time except for the accepted reasons.

I put the battery details a couple of pages back.

Mark

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2021 6:42 pm
by GRANDLANDX68
Hey Mark.C since we last spoke and you got yours sorted after both of us chatting on here mine has still not worked. The Stop start worked a few times then stopped with the replacement battery which I still think was not the correct one. I am going to wait until the dealership near me get Vauxhall equipment then will try them. Fingers crossed they will replace it again but not holding out much hope.

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Sat Mar 27, 2021 7:48 pm
by Steviec69
Hi Mark. So just to clarify they swapped your battery for the below and this has done the trick? Did they reprogram anything?

Peugeot Citreon battery
L3D EFR
70AH / 760A (EN)
12V

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2021 7:59 am
by Mark.C
Hi Stevie

As far as I am aware no reprogramming was done, unless they were being economical with the truth. But I do get the feeling as none was done as I was never off their backs.

Mark

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2021 9:01 am
by spiro
Hi,
I reported earlier that I had a new battery fitted and that did not solve the stop start issues but the dealership did find that the condenser in the starter motor was faulty and this can cause the stop start not to work. I have had the new starter motor fitted for some weeks now and the issue seems to be resolved (I hope) and bearing in mind that the car is not used a great deal at the moment stop start kicks in after about 15 minutes driving.

Bear in mind that I have the 2ltr diesel but I thought it was worth mentioning

Dave

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2021 12:22 pm
by GRANDLANDX68
HI Spiro, Thanks for letting us know.

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Mon May 24, 2021 10:11 am
by spiro
I should have said capacitor/condenser and my stop start is still working perfectly. I am assuming that this issue has now died down due to the lack of posts or is it that everyone is putting up with the problem, It would be interested to know if the issue has been resolved?

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Mon May 24, 2021 12:53 pm
by GRANDLANDX68
Mine still doesn't work. I have not bothered any further with it.

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Mon May 24, 2021 2:38 pm
by new2GLX
I suspect a lot of people have given up rather than the issue having been resolved. This is the second vehicle of mine in succession that has had stop start issues. I seem to be continually at the dealership, but never seem to get anywhere. Last visit they charged battery again. Since then it has worked some days and other days it doesn’t. The battery has a CCA figure of 760, does anyone know if the battery should maintain this figure, as on occasions when mine hasn’t worked and the battery has been tested the CCA has been 320, 694 and 605.

After all these years of buying Vauxhall, my next vehicle is likely not to be a Vauxhall. How can I be confident with a possible electric vehicle purchase if they can not resolve stop / start issues on the current range of vehicles!!

Re: Stop / Start issues

Posted: Mon May 24, 2021 3:01 pm
by nigelbrooks
Then whatever you do, don't buy a Ford. I m waiting for delivery of my GLX and currently moderate the Ford Kuga forum. Not only are Fords notorious for the stop/start not working (or at best working intermittently at best) but their first foray into electric vehicles, the PHEV Kuga) had had three full recalls already for replacement of key components in the battery system. Nothing major, just the risk of explosion! Plus the best that anyone has recorded running in 'electric only'' mode is a 'whopping' 37 miles by feather-footing at under 30 mph.