You will need to change the PIDs for the vehicle in order to get the SoC to be stable again. This is due to SoC being different and therefore the OBD device giving a different number. Please read this article about how to change the PIDs: https://abrp.featurebase.app/en/help/articles/2478825-obd-pid-editor
Have you tried reconnecting the OBD again and seen if that helped?
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Mahde - ABRP
Oct 5
Hello @ABRP User #3016136,
You will need to change the PIDs for the vehicle in order to get the SoC to be stable again. This is due to SoC being different and therefore the OBD device giving a different number. Please read this article about how to change the PIDs: https://abrp.featurebase.app/en/help/articles/2478825-obd-pid-editor
Have you tried reconnecting the OBD again and seen if that helped?
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