Battery A, Disconnecting And Connecting, Vehicles With 48V System, (VH2/VH3)
The 12 V system is supported by the 48 V system via the Voltage Converter, 48 V/12 V -A7-. So the only way for the 12V vehicle electrical system to be de-energized is to de-energize the 48V system beforehand.
Conditions
- For subsequent work on the SCR system, wait until all of the reducing agent has returned after switching off the ignition.
Disconnecting
-- Refer to 48V SYSTEM, DE-ENERGIZING .
-- Open the cover in the right luggage compartment side trim panel.
-- Remove the nut -1-.
-- Free up the ground cable -2- at the threaded pin.
Risk of short circuit by the battery terminal clamps.
- Insulate the battery terminal clamps.
-- Immediately wrap the ground wire with insulating tape -arrow- and set it aside.
Connecting
-- Disconnect the connector -2-.
-- Connect the control module -3- to the battery negative terminal "-".
-- Tighten the nut -1-.
-- Connect the connector -2-.
-- Refer to 48V SYSTEM, RE-ENERGIZING .
If the battery was reconnected, the following steps must be performed:
- Activate the one-touch up/down function for the power window regulators. Refer to the Owner's Manual.
- Check DTC memories of all control modules and delete the displayed entry "Undervoltage" using the Vehicle Diagnostic Tester .
Tip
After reconnecting the power supply, the ESP warning lamp can only go out after the vehicle has been driven a few meters.
Tightening Specifications