Am getting a message on dash of 2015 xc70 wagon: "low battery charging"

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Asked by GuruZGN8Y Jan 25, 2018 at 08:40 PM about the 2015 Volvo XC70 2015.5 T5 Platinum

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Was standing with door of car open, chatting with neighbor, car not running.  Got a message on the dash "low battery charging" - anyone know what that indicates?

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GuruZGN8Y answered 6 years ago

First noticed it when car was sitting running, when I just got it. 50K miles Had battery and charging system tested, and they tested good. It hasn't happened since then. Strange, eh?

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ccerca answered 5 years ago

Hi There! Same case with me... Talking with a friend. the door was open and the car not running. When I left, I got the same message. How did you get it fixed?

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GuruLBRBB answered 5 years ago

I have an Ocean Race. I don't drive it a lot so when I drove it it would not start. It had the original battery so I drove to the dealer and had the battery replaced. Solved the problem. I only take the Ocean Race to my dealer. In case you don't know there were only 800 of these cars made and mine is number 55. Take care of your Volvo and ot will last forever.

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