Until recently, wear of battery ("usura" in italian) gave me a value of about 3% and recently wear gave me 99.9%. Why?
(The battery wear value detected by an app via OBD gives me a value of about 97%.)
Where do you see this? Looking at the vehicle on your account, we do not have a live value for SoH.
Luca Michieli
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Feb 20, 2025
I see this value, after I start the route, if I scroll up to see the various buttons, such as SHARE, ALTERNATIVES, PLAN, SETTINGS, MODE, VOLUME, etc. When the car connects via Bluetooth, additional information appears under the buttons, including, precisely, BATTERY WEAR.
Katya S.
Team•
Feb 20, 2025
Ok, could you provide a screenshot of this?
Luca Michieli
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Feb 23, 2025
As you can see, currently the "Usura" parameter is equal to 99.9%, instead of the value of approximately 3 - 4 % that it had until recently.
As you can see from the following figure, currently the health status is 95.92% (detected with Car Scanner app connected to same OBD).
Luca Michieli
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Feb 23, 2025
I'll add one more piece of information.The value of 99.9% is given if I use an OBD device which you see in the following figure.
But if I use the OBD device that I used before, the wear value returns to normalBut if I use the OBD device that I used before, the wear value returns to normal, as you can see in the following figure.
Katya S.
Team•
Feb 24, 2025
Ok, so the vLinker MC+ still provides a normal value if you’re using it but the generic blue dongle provides the erroneous one?
Luca Michieli
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Feb 24, 2025
Yes
Katya S.
Team•
Feb 24, 2025
Cheaper devices like the blue one you’re showing do have the tendency to present with issues. Thus, since the vLinker behaves correct, I’d say there is no issue with the vehicle model or OBD commands in ABRP but rather an issue with the blue dongle itself.
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Feb 14, 2025
PinnedHi @Luca Michieli,
Where do you see this? Looking at the vehicle on your account, we do not have a live value for SoH.
Luca Michieli
Feb 20, 2025
I see this value, after I start the route, if I scroll up to see the various buttons, such as SHARE, ALTERNATIVES, PLAN, SETTINGS, MODE, VOLUME, etc. When the car connects via Bluetooth, additional information appears under the buttons, including, precisely, BATTERY WEAR.
Katya S.
Feb 20, 2025
Ok, could you provide a screenshot of this?
Luca Michieli
Feb 23, 2025
As you can see, currently the "Usura" parameter is equal to 99.9%, instead of the value of approximately 3 - 4 % that it had until recently.
As you can see from the following figure, currently the health status is 95.92% (detected with Car Scanner app connected to same OBD).
Luca Michieli
Feb 23, 2025
I'll add one more piece of information.The value of 99.9% is given if I use an OBD device which you see in the following figure.
But if I use the OBD device that I used before, the wear value returns to normalBut if I use the OBD device that I used before, the wear value returns to normal, as you can see in the following figure.
Katya S.
Feb 24, 2025
Ok, so the vLinker MC+ still provides a normal value if you’re using it but the generic blue dongle provides the erroneous one?
Luca Michieli
Feb 24, 2025
Yes
Katya S.
Feb 24, 2025
Cheaper devices like the blue one you’re showing do have the tendency to present with issues. Thus, since the vLinker behaves correct, I’d say there is no issue with the vehicle model or OBD commands in ABRP but rather an issue with the blue dongle itself.