Pulled it out of storage and found a dead battery. Trickle charger was unplugged?? Put in a new AGM and now much better except I have a yellow eyeball looking at me on the dash with arrows pointing each way above it. It's blinking and beeping. When I pull up to the garage it stops when I get close. TPMS also not happy and blinking but I spect they are original and need replacing. So go to grab my manual to see what this eyeball warning light is and no idea where my manual is. I pulled it out last year to read up on scheduled maintenance stuff and now I have no idea where she put it.
Any ideas on the warning light?, not where my manual is, unless you know.

 

This?

Thats a lamp failure or ABS depending on where it is on the dash

 

Adaptive front lighting error?

 

Adaptive front lighting error it is. Can it be reset?

 

No longer beeping but AFL still flashing. Just took her around the block and it killed at the first stoplight. Started right back up. Idling goofy, gonna fill the tank with some fresh petrol, take it out on the interstate and give it an Italian tune up. Ran fine when parked.

 

LOW BATTERY!
Charge your "new" AGM with a 20-Amp actual Battery charger for at least 24 hours.
I can 'nearly' guarantee all those alerts and warnings will be gone afterwards.

 

You are aware that the new battery you installed is almost certainly NOT fully charged? And a battery not fully charged can cause a variety of symptoms on these cars, including those you mention. Job #1 is to fully charge battery. Do you have a CTEK battery maintainer?

 

Yeah after 16 of these I'm familiar with batteries. I have it on my trickle charger right now. Will put it on a different charger and through some amps to it. Passenger headlight is out and I spect that is not battery oriented and the reason for my AFL warning. Italian tune up fixed idle issues. But now I've notice the supercharger is rattling. Well at least nothing has changed from last year as it's still a challenge to keep ahead of everything. Was good to hear the exhaust again.