Battery drain
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Has anyone expercienced excessive battery drain? The scenario being if car not driven for a week (usually gets driven once or twice a week) the battery goes flat and needs to be taken out and recharged. A garage has carried out diagnostics and found nothing. Gone through around 4 batteries in 12 - 18 months
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panthera
RE: 15" Rial alloys
Sounds just like my callys both the same, if im going away over the weekend i have to charge them up overnight fully the day before or it wont start when i come back.3 batteries in 2 years, ive had it checked out a few times and theres never any faults found.
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ROG
RE: What a nice xmas present! Not!
Very strange. You haven't got an alarm which sucks loads of juice have you?
I went away on holiday in September for over two weeks. Came back and the V6 started without any real trouble at all.
I went away on holiday in September for over two weeks. Came back and the V6 started without any real trouble at all.
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Smurf
RE: Battery drain
Mine did that last year. Turns out the switch for the boot light was knackered so it was on constantly, so I took the bulb out [img]/wink.gif[/img]
RE: Stripper (Very revealing!)
you could always buy a solar trickle charger to put back what the ultrasonics are taking out of the batt
fatz
fatz
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FatLadZ
I use my turbo every day but on the occasions that I have left it alone for any period of time I've found my Clifford alarm drains my battery almost completely after about about two weeks and starts getting mildly upset after about 4 days without use. I guess if I turned off the proximity sensor then that would help, otherwise its just the flashing led thats drawing any power.
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Blossey
RE: What a nice xmas present! Not!
some ultrasonics have a massive drain on the battery
try setting the alarm without the ultrasonics for a few days see if that helps it.
usually you can do this by pressing the "arm" button twice on most alarms.
But if that doesnt do it try looking in the alarm user guide for your particular alarm.
fatz
try setting the alarm without the ultrasonics for a few days see if that helps it.
usually you can do this by pressing the "arm" button twice on most alarms.
But if that doesnt do it try looking in the alarm user guide for your particular alarm.
fatz
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FatLadZ
RE: Breaking silver Redtop
the alarm will drain nothing if its not armed
you can lock the doors manually without the alarm on.
or most alarms allow you to put the alarm on without the ultrasonics
fatz
you can lock the doors manually without the alarm on.
or most alarms allow you to put the alarm on without the ultrasonics
fatz
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FatLadZ
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