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01 January 2005, 11:01 AM
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Major help needed
Right then,came out to the car this morning,and its dead as a dodo.I think the batterys dead,but the battery is only 4 months old,the car has been de-locked too.I've just changed insurance and have no relay cover either,also just had a tracker fitted could it be that,that has drained the battery,would I need to get in touch with the tracker people once I get in the car and sort the battery out.I've also checked the fob for the alarm and changed the battery PLEASE HELP I NEED THE CAR TO-DAY.Cheers
01 January 2005, 11:13 AM
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You've probably already checked this, but when I was doing my ICE install I came to power up the car and it was totally dead. What had happened was one of the +ve batt connections (the thinner one that powers the electrics, as opposed to the thick one for the starter) hadn't been secured. Because it was under the rubber safety cap I hadn't spotted it.
A long shot I know, but worth doing a quick visual inspection to make sure the power leads are all secure.
Hope you sort it.
Mike
A long shot I know, but worth doing a quick visual inspection to make sure the power leads are all secure.
Hope you sort it.
Mike
01 January 2005, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by Mike P
You've probably already checked this, but when I was doing my ICE install I came to power up the car and it was totally dead. What had happened was one of the +ve batt connections (the thinner one that powers the electrics, as opposed to the thick one for the starter) hadn't been secured. Because it was under the rubber safety cap I hadn't spotted it.
A long shot I know, but worth doing a quick visual inspection to make sure the power leads are all secure.
Hope you sort it.
Mike
A long shot I know, but worth doing a quick visual inspection to make sure the power leads are all secure.
Hope you sort it.
Mike
01 January 2005, 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by mystery inc.
have you got into the car yet? if not let me know and i will tell you how to get in without damageing it
You have pm
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