09 Escape Hybrid has a P0AA7 Voltage Isolation Sensor Circuit

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Old Jul 21, 2020 | 06:54 PM
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Default Re: 09 Escape Hybrid has a P0AA7 Voltage Isolation Sensor Circuit

this is what i find:

P1A07 FORD Meaning

The Transmission Control Module (TCM) continuously monitors voltage at the motor and the generator inverters. It also checks the Controlled Area Network (CAN) communication bus for a voltage message from the Traction Battery Control Module (TBCM). This code indicates the measured voltage does not match the voltage received in the CAN message or is outside calibrated limits.
from engine codes dot com.
i have to "go out on a limb" so to speak on something like this; wish i remembered what code i got when i left mine sit for about 6 weeks
I did not pay much attention because i knew what the problem was. So the battery was sitting for some time - then I would say that you need to charge the
battery up. Oh and by the way, that is a good deal for what you paid.
So question: Did you charge the battery with a charger (for ford escape hybrids)?
 
Old Jul 21, 2020 | 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by fglaustin
this is what i find:

P1A07 FORD Meaning

The Transmission Control Module (TCM) continuously monitors voltage at the motor and the generator inverters. It also checks the Controlled Area Network (CAN) communication bus for a voltage message from the Traction Battery Control Module (TBCM). This code indicates the measured voltage does not match the voltage received in the CAN message or is outside calibrated limits.
from engine codes dot com.
i have to "go out on a limb" so to speak on something like this; wish i remembered what code i got when i left mine sit for about 6 weeks
I did not pay much attention because i knew what the problem was. So the battery was sitting for some time - then I would say that you need to charge the
battery up. Oh and by the way, that is a good deal for what you paid.
So question: Did you charge the battery with a charger (for ford escape hybrids)?
Thank you for the information. I think the transmission should be working fine because the MPG looks normal. It must be one of the connectors. Yes I did have to charge it with some efforts. Mr. S. Keith has very details instructions if you want to follow but it's not easy.
 

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Old May 8, 2022 | 06:45 PM
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Default Re: 09 Escape Hybrid has a P0AA7 Voltage Isolation Sensor Circuit

I finally resolved that code and light on my '09 FEH by removing the jump starter cable. Did you have one installed?
 
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