Yeah that certainly doesnt look like the battery is actually dropping low enough to cause issues.

What monitor did you use? The ubiquitus BM2 or something else?

I tried to order a BM2, picked the wrong listing and ended up with something somewhat crappier.

Theres a simple test to see if it has worked.... Park the car, do not lock it, leave it alone for an hour. Return to the car, without any keys, do not touch the doors. Open the charge flap and plug in the cable. If it has the "fuse 3" problem, nothing will happen, it will completely ignore...

I recently had my camera replaced as it had gone all blurry and weird.

The old camera i dont recall showing the bumper, but it did show a corner of the handle at the top of the image.

The new camera looks like the above, where i can see the edge of the bumper in view.

What needs to be figured out, as a starting point, is if the 12v battery IS actually flat. Basic diagnosis 101. The car is claiming the battery is flat. Firstly you need to know if that is true, because the answer to that will guide the rest of the process... If it IS true, then there are essentiall...

Setting "Max" on the dash also locks the rear controls. But given the blank display, it does maybe sound like its broken...

Theres been a few threads on here about Towbars not working on newer Enyaqs. Somewhat surprised that they still havent figured it out!

They're also on amazon for about the same price, for anyone with Prime etc.

Just search AP28U and AP18U

I suppose the simple answer is that most folks dont care. The first software releases didnt even have the small panel on the instrument cluster with the "since start", "since charging" etc data! That i did find a little annoying but was fixed in one of the v3 software updates. A ...

mine works as expected, the only exception i've noticed is that it'll continue showing the previous data until you move off. So for instance when i jump in in the morning "From start" will show 40miles from yesterdays commute home, but as soon as i pull off the driveway it goes to 0miles. ...

You'd be better off buying a BM2 type battery monitor/logger rather than trying to use OBD for this. Not least because logging using OBD means your keeping the cars computers awake which isnt really representative of what happens normally.