Engine Shutting Itself Off






Basically this was random, but I never have this car stalled on me again after replacing the OEM BATTERY!!!!
Long story short, my battery went dead last spring. I didn't bother to bring the car back to dealership and called CAA to come change my battery, paid for a new one on my own pocket and the car did not stall on me again!

It is now 9-10 months of driving and I kept the car on its ECO ON/OFF, every time the car started back and kept on running.
Don't ask me the reason how a battery fixed this, I'm not an engineer nor an electrician. I replaced the battery and the car never stalled on me, this is a fact.
If you guys want to have a try, change to another non OEM battery and see.
Hope this is a real fix for this issue. Good Luck guys.




Basically this was random, but I never have this car stalled on me again after replacing the OEM BATTERY!!!!
Long story short, my battery went dead last spring. I didn't bother to bring the car back to dealership and called CAA to come change my battery, paid for a new one on my own pocket and the car did not stall on me again!

It is now 9-10 months of driving and I kept the car on its ECO ON/OFF, every time the car started back and kept on running.
Don't ask me the reason how a battery fixed this, I'm not an engineer nor an electrician. I replaced the battery and the car never stalled on me, this is a fact.
If you guys want to have a try, change to another non OEM battery and see.
Hope this is a real fix for this issue. Good Luck guys.

Took my car in, ServiceAdvisor says no code found as in" engine did not die" just no power when accelerator was pressed down,therefore no code.Found nothing wrong(same thing happens to my Comand Centre when it had hiccups .It was updated and finally died and replaced) Updated car "SOFTWARE", advise return if it happens again. I will def replace the battery,maybe even with CAA, first then as it is WFH time and I have only done 11000 km( 7000 miles) in 2 years.
Last edited by petaling; Jan 6, 2022 at 08:04 AM.
Wondering if anyone else had this issue? i remember seeing someone else might have had this happen to them before.
My w204 died in the middle of the way. Engine shutdown, all indicator show up, ESP inoperative,... It seems be ok if I start the engine and waiting 10min before driving.
Finally it was ALTERNATOR PROBLEM. I went to shop for cleaning, changed some minor parts. Now it running very well.
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My w204 died in the middle of the way. Engine shutdown, all indicator show up, ESP inoperative,... It seems be ok if I start the engine and waiting 10min before driving.
Finally it was ALTERNATOR PROBLEM. I went to shop for cleaning, changed some minor parts. Now it running very well.




For good measure, you can set your instrument cluster to display battery sensor voltage + current...live while driving.
There's a free experimental way to cancel voltage issues that yield more stable performance of both engine + tranny operating under 14.15V alternator control. It's effective right away !
What is crashing the ECU/TCU/ISM networking is the variable ALT voltage that impacts the CAN-Bus adaptability until it disables parts of it.
Chassis computers can adapt to tolerate harsh conditions with reduced performance... just not extreme with marginal networking.
The shortcut is simple:
cancel the variable voltage factor!
Awesome reliable performance better than new.

++++ Here are the related findings... read the thread for context.
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