Battery charging issue /Help!
#21
sov211 was referring to the hazard switch light, not the security lamp. So your thought is correct.
#22
#23
Battery disconnect involves removing the negative lead from the battery for half a minute or so. That resets any modules that have been locked on by the use of the OBD port. It's a known quirk, not everything you plug into the OBD has the effect but many do. I believe the symptom is that the light stays on in the hazard switch if the problem has occurred - check it an hour after locking the car and if it's on, do the battery disconnect!
Now your battery has gone flat I suspect the modules will have reset already. Battery should be fine after a recharge.
Now your battery has gone flat I suspect the modules will have reset already. Battery should be fine after a recharge.
#24
Battery disconnect involves removing the negative lead from the battery for half a minute or so. That resets any modules that have been locked on by the use of the OBD port. It's a known quirk, not everything you plug into the OBD has the effect but many do. I believe the symptom is that the light stays on in the hazard switch if the problem has occurred - check it an hour after locking the car and if it's on, do the battery disconnect!
Now your battery has gone flat I suspect the modules will have reset already. Battery should be fine after a recharge.
Now your battery has gone flat I suspect the modules will have reset already. Battery should be fine after a recharge.
Last edited by Unhingd; 08-27-2020 at 10:13 PM.
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