Hello everyone. Last week, I took my Peugeot 2008 (2016 facelift) to an authorized service center outside the city for its annual maintenance. It had its 60,000-mile (60,000 km) service performed and the engine cleaned. The stabilizer bar was supposed to be replaced, but the part was unavailable, so an order was placed. Today, I took it in for the stabilizer bar replacement. I picked up my car after the stabilizer bar replacement and the window tint application. After going to a nearby shopping mall for a couple of hours and returning, when I started the car, it gave me warnings like tire pressure sensor error, ABS/ESR error, rearview parking sensor error, and collision avoidance sensor error. I immediately called the authorized service center and explained the situation. (I couldn't take it because the service center closed after 6:00 PM.) They said the problem was most likely in the electrical system or the battery, and that the battery might have been weak because the doors were left open while the film was being applied. First, they assured me there was nothing to worry about and that I could drive the car. They then told me to start the car for a bit, stop it, then try again, and if that didn't work, drive a bit and try again. I did what they told me, but the problem didn't go away. I returned home and didn't experience any problems, but the lights are still on. Now I'm taking the car back to the dealership. I'm hesitant to take it on a long trip because I'm worried about the situation. They offer free towing services, so I decided to use them. It'll be back in service on Monday. Frankly, I'm a novice driver. I'm not experienced in these situations. So, I'm asking my knowledgeable and experienced instructors: What do you think the problem is, what the solution is, is it difficult or easy? I hope it's not as big a problem as we fear. Regards to everyone. trkylmz2024-02-11 00:43:17
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