[Rodie09]

Headlight upgrades are available as official accessories at the dealer showrooms. So, better to stick with them than going for a non Tata accessories. A warranty related dispute is best avoided.

[mayuresh]

I have 1 yr, 6000 km pre-facelift Safari. It has run into this error: "FCW-AEB System Failure. Please Contact Service Center".


Servicing is due this month. Is it alright to show that time or it's something that needs urgent attention? Have also asked Autopoint service station, Wakad, Pune. They said they will check and get back. Lady on TASS number says your vehicle must be towed but I didn't buy that as yet.


Sorry the photograph isn't clear, I have put up the text above.

Originally Posted by mayuresh

I have 1 yr, 6000 km pre-facelift Safari. It has run into this error: "FCW-AEB System Failure. Please Contact Service Center".

For record, the warning went away on its own.

The service station advised to bring the car, but since the warning has gone and servicing is due in 2/3 weeks I'll show them at that time.

Strangely, for last several months, there was an amber spanner (service reminder) lurking in the top right corner. As this warning went away it took the spanner along with it!

[Rshreyansh]

Hello everyone, today while trying to unlock the car with the buttons on the key required a lot of effort, though the car unlocked. When I pressed the Start/Stop button, the MID started flashing the message "Key out of range". I guess the key fob's battery has gone kaput. Should I visit the ASC for this or just replace the battery from the outside?
Has this happened with any members?

[NoLurkerForLong]

Originally Posted by mayuresh

I have 1 yr, 6000 km pre-facelift Safari. It has run into this error: "FCW-AEB System Failure. Please Contact Service Center".


Servicing is due this month. Is it alright to show that time or it's something that needs urgent attention? Have also asked Autopoint service station, Wakad, Pune. They said they will check and get back. Lady on TASS number says your vehicle must be towed but I didn't buy that as yet.


Sorry the photograph isn't clear, I have put up the text above.


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From google FCW is Forward collision warning and AEB is Autonomous emergency braking. Did the pre-facelift version had these features? Else this could be just a mismatch in software version or a software bug

[Rodie09]

Originally Posted by Rshreyansh

Hello everyone, today while trying to unlock the car with the buttons on the key required a lot of effort, though the car unlocked. When I pressed the Start/Stop button, the MID started flashing the message "Key out of range". I guess the key fob's battery has gone kaput. Should I visit the ASC for this or just replace the battery from the outside?
Has this happened with any members?

With today's complex cars and keys, I would not take chance with a random vendor and would go to ASC instead. More so if the car is still under warranty.

[DicKy]

Originally Posted by Rshreyansh

Hello everyone, today while trying to unlock the car with the buttons on the key required a lot of effort, though the car unlocked. When I pressed the Start/Stop button, the MID started flashing the message "Key out of range". I guess the key fob's battery has gone kaput. Should I visit the ASC for this or just replace the battery from the outside?
Has this happened with any members?

Have you started the car by bringing the keyfob to the designated area (most likely steering column or near handbrake area)? Or has it gone completely kaput?

Just check the battery inside the fob and replace it with the same spec battery from the same company to be on the safer side. Not much of a job and even if you go to the ASC, the SA will just change the battery in front of you and won't bill for labour and all.

Originally Posted by Rodie09

With today's complex cars and keys, I would not take chance with a random vendor and would go to ASC instead. More so if the car is still under warranty.

As a person who is currently exclusively going to authorised service centre, even I feel that changing the battery in the key fob shouldn't be a ASC visit. Changing the car battery maybe an issue in complicated modern cars, but changing the key fob battery is as simple as changing your TV remote battery.