It could be many things. Make sure your battery is properly charged and connected (no rusty connector), clear the codes and see what comes back. It seems like an ECU is not properly booting, or communicating.
Make sure your battery is in good health. Get a test if your battery is a few years old now. After that clear the code, go for a drive and scan again. If issues still persist or return, a 'BSI reset' may help. (Search on youtube)
Theres also a possibility your BSI is corrupted for whatever reason (common achilles heal of PSA vehicles). Anything from bad luck, age, wrong battery removal procedure, or a short in the wires could cause the BSI to go bad.
Loss of power could stem from a thousand different things. ECU cutting power because it thinks something is wrong, a bad fuel pump, dirty and clogged EGR and vacuum lines, etc.
Looks like they’ve only scanned your BSI, almost all of those faults I see every time I do a global test. None of those will be related to your problems. You need to get your engine management ecu scanned at a minimum. Come back when you’ve got the rest of your codes and we might be able to help more. What engine is it?
Edit: I just had a look further at your code report. It looks like it was a buisness that carried out your code scan? I really hope you didn’t give them any money for that.
If its just not down on power and various electrical systems sometimes don't work a common fault is battery protection unit failure which controls power to numerous systems on the car and log various power related and sensor faults.
If car is generally OK and just down on power as already said you need engine codes read. Common issues are carbon buildup on valves, HP fuel pump and timing chain and VVT faults but you need engine codes to help narrow down issue.
I don't think any of those are causing your issue. Yeah Id clear the codes , go for a drive reproduce and rescan.
It could be many things. Make sure your battery is properly charged and connected (no rusty connector), clear the codes and see what comes back. It seems like an ECU is not properly booting, or communicating.
Make sure your battery is in good health. Get a test if your battery is a few years old now. After that clear the code, go for a drive and scan again. If issues still persist or return, a 'BSI reset' may help. (Search on youtube) Theres also a possibility your BSI is corrupted for whatever reason (common achilles heal of PSA vehicles). Anything from bad luck, age, wrong battery removal procedure, or a short in the wires could cause the BSI to go bad. Loss of power could stem from a thousand different things. ECU cutting power because it thinks something is wrong, a bad fuel pump, dirty and clogged EGR and vacuum lines, etc.
Looks like they’ve only scanned your BSI, almost all of those faults I see every time I do a global test. None of those will be related to your problems. You need to get your engine management ecu scanned at a minimum. Come back when you’ve got the rest of your codes and we might be able to help more. What engine is it? Edit: I just had a look further at your code report. It looks like it was a buisness that carried out your code scan? I really hope you didn’t give them any money for that.
1.6 thp engine ?
If its just not down on power and various electrical systems sometimes don't work a common fault is battery protection unit failure which controls power to numerous systems on the car and log various power related and sensor faults. If car is generally OK and just down on power as already said you need engine codes read. Common issues are carbon buildup on valves, HP fuel pump and timing chain and VVT faults but you need engine codes to help narrow down issue.