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P33E8

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P33E8

What does this code mean?

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2066502/3

BENTLEY

Reported code forms P33E800

Charging starts and stops when using a high voltage charging unit - DTC P33E800 is evident within 00C6. Customer statement / workshop findings: - When using a high voltage charging unit to charge the high voltage…

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2066502/2

BENTLEY

Reported code forms P33E800

Charging starts and stops when using a public charging unit. Customer statement: - When using a public charging unit to charge the high voltage battery, charging starts and is then interrupted/stops Workshop findings…

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2066502/1

BENTLEY

Reported code forms P33E800

Charging starts and stops when using a public charging unit. Customer statement / workshop findings: When using a public charging unit to charge the high voltage battery, charging starts and is then interrupted/stops…

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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
BentleyBENTAYGA HYBRID2023
BentleyBENTAYGA HYBRID2022
BentleyBENTAYGA HYBRID2021
BentleyBENTAYGA HYBRID2020
BentleyFLYING SPUR2022
BentleyFLYING SPUR HYBRID2023
BentleyFLYING SPUR HYBRID2022

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