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B2000

What does this code mean?

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15/23 2797

PORSCHE

Reported code forms B200000

High-Voltage Battery Cannot be Charged / Fault Memory Entry “B200000” in the High-Voltage Charger Control Unit (15/23)

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No. 15-23

PORSCHE

Reported code forms B200000

Technical information for High-Voltage Battery cannot be Charged / Fault Memory Entry “B200000” in the High-Voltage Charger Control Unit

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No. 15-23

PORSCHE

Reported code forms B200000

Technical information for a complaint involving the high-voltage battery that cannot be charged/fault memory entry B200000 in the high voltage charger control unit

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No. 2203.3

PORSCHE

Reported code forms B200000

Instructions on advanced technical information for the e-hybrid OBC fault - B200000 DTC E11C11

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No. 2203.2

PORSCHE

Reported code forms B200000

Instructions on advanced technical information for E-Hybrid OBC Fault B200000 DTC E11C11.

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No. 2203

PORSCHE

Reported code forms B200000

Instructions on advanced technical information for the E-Hybrid OBC Fault - B200000 DTC E11C11 “Function restriction”

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
PorscheCAYENNE E-HYBRID2023
PorscheCAYENNE E-HYBRID2022
PorscheCAYENNE E-HYBRID2021

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