simontiger1
Citan electrical issues and battery sensor
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A 2021 Mercedes Citan with a gasoline engine is experiencing electrical issues, including weak starts and flickering lights at idle. The problem is suspected to be related to low voltage, potentially caused by a faulty battery sensor. After confirming similar symptoms with another owner, replacing the battery sensor resolved the issue, restoring normal vehicle operation.
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simontiger1 (community.author)
The battery is in good condition. What symptoms did you experience? Was the sensor definitely causing the low voltage?
martinbrown1
Yeah, same symptoms: weak starts, lights acting crazy. I took it in, and the diagnostics pointed to the battery sensor. Replacing it fixed everything.
simontiger1 (community.author)
Thanks for confirming. That's what I suspected. I got it sorted at the workshop; the new sensor cost 315€. It's running fine now.
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martinbrown1
Flickering lights sound familiar. I had a similar problem with my Citan. A bad battery sensor, you think? Did you check the battery?