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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Webby the Bear on 13 October 2013, 14:01:37
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Hi guys..... again :y
Ok replaced the mrs' battery today as she got to it after leaving it overnight and it had 9.5v :o :o :o
Anyway before fitting the new battery I did a test with the multimeter to see if amps were being drawn. it ranged from between 0.7 and 3 whole amps but kept jumping around :o now I know that's a lot and will kill the batt. instantly.
she got a immobiliser message come up. is the immobiliser something that can be remotely turned off as I think this has something to do with it :)
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Can fix it for less than £5 ,get some petrol,cheap lighter and put it out of its misery lol.
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she got a immobiliser message come up. is the immobiliser something that can be remotely turned off as I think this has something to do with it :)
It probably went in to fault because of the undervolt as you used the old battery for the test.