^^THIS^^ Lots of info on here about this potential issue.Look down below (if using full web version) at similar threads, could be a lot of stuff.
Normally you would after 100K miles. However since you have taken it in before for the same issue you can make the argument it is the same problem and they failed to fix it correctly the first time. Therefore you would not pay anything.I get this same error message on my 2012 and check engine light. Will not charge.
Fluid level as shown above is correct.
When I had this problem last year, the dealer said that it was a programming error.
It is at the dealer again today.
How could the programming have a problem if nothing changed. Who pays for this reprogramming after 100k miles?
Please advise
The fluid level sensor can (and according to some sources, WILL eventually) go bad. Sometimes (2011 and 2012's) it can be the sensor's wiring harness.I get this same error message on my 2012 and check engine light. Will not charge.
Fluid level as shown above is correct.
When I had this problem last year, the dealer said that it was a programming error.
It is at the dealer again today.
How could the programming have a problem if nothing changed. Who pays for this reprogramming after 100k miles?
Please advise