robertkrause3
Crossland X Incorrect Vehicle Coding
Summary of the thread
A 2017 Vauxhall Crossland X with high mileage was experiencing error messages on the infotainment system and speedometer, flagged by an OBD-II scanner as a fault code. The issue was suspected to be incorrect vehicle coding. A similar problem was resolved in another vehicle by re-coding at a workshop. The solution for the Crossland X was also a re-coding at a workshop, which successfully eliminated the error messages.
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robertkrause3 (community.author)
The codes themselves didn't scream out a specific component failure, just a general system error related to coding. What was the issue in your Volvo? Did the problem eventually escalate?
melissa_lange1
In my case, yeah, the Volvo ended up needing a proper re-coding at the workshop. It seems some module got its settings scrambled somehow. Best bet is to take it in; generic readers sometimes don't give you the full picture.
robertkrause3 (community.author)
Thanks, I appreciate the input. I took it to a workshop. You called it – incorrect vehicle coding was indeed the culprit! Cost me 360€ to get it sorted, but at least the error messages are gone.
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melissa_lange1
Sounds familiar. I had almost the same thing happen with my old Volvo a while back. Same error messages and everything. Did the codes point to anything specific, or are they just generic faults?