Low Battery Warning after Battery Change
Re: Low Battery Warning after Battery Change
I am only telling folks the correct way of doing things without damaging their cars, if they don’t want to on their head be it, not my problem, i was only trying to help
Re: Low Battery Warning after Battery Change
I don't know about detaching the battery. Last time my battery ran out of juice the alarm thought someone disconnected it and put my car in safe mode. I had to drive it at a max speed of 40km/h (it is limited by the system) to the dealer in order to have it unlocked.BOBCDP wrote: ↑Tue Jan 12, 2021 3:05 pm
Not a good idea with modern car electronics. All it will do is flash discharge any capacitors or other components which are still holding a charge and may be connected somewhere to the main 12 volt rails. It may do no harm at all but then again you could fry a sensitive component. The same effect can be achieved by disconnecting the battery positive lead and leaving it off for 20 minutes or so, then any components which store a charge will discharge slowly and safely.
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