MatthiasB
Opel Ampera: Mysterious error memory lock and error messages - advice wanted!
Fault stored
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Hey, no problem! It was quite a lot of money for me, €955 to be precise. But I can tell you that it was worth it. Since the mechanic fixed the "central error memory lock active", my old Zafira has been running like clockwork. No further problems have occurred. The money was a bitter pill to swallow, especially because the whole thing was called "Sporadic faulty communication between control units", but it was worth it. It's just a shame that such repairs aren't exactly cheap. But hey, better than a car that keeps spitting out errors, right? Hope it works out as well for you. Good luck, buddy!
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Hey, thanks for the info! Even if the sum makes you gulp at first, I'm glad to hear that at least you didn't have any more problems afterwards. So I probably won't put off going to the mechanic for much longer. Your experience at least gives me some reassurance and gives me hope that it will work for me too. Thanks again for your help and patient advice! Make a wish!
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Hi, I had similar problems with my 2013 Opel Zafira Tourer, the symptoms were almost identical, the car kept displaying and storing errors and the communication between the different ECUs would sporadically stall. At the garage they told me it was a problem between the electronic control units in my car. Apparently there was sporadic faulty communication between them. They had to run a comprehensive diagnostic test to determine the exact cause of the problem. In the end, they had to update the software and recalibrate some of the ECUs. It was definitely a more serious fault, but luckily the technical team were able to solve it. It wasn't an easy or quick fix, but afterwards the car was running perfectly again. Hope this helps you. Good luck!
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