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Boot open = batt dead - Printable Version +- JapCarForum (https://www.japcarforum.com) +-- Forum: Cars, Cars, Cars! (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=11) +--- Forum: Car Audio/Video/Electronics/Security (https://www.japcarforum.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=151) +--- Thread: Boot open = batt dead (/showthread.php?tid=7649) |
Boot open = batt dead - is300_dino - 22-04-2019 jimxms Sounds like I've actually got a half decent battery then. I've had the stereo on for about 3hrs before turned up loud while washing the car! lol show off :laugh: are you still running the standard sound system or have you upgraded any of it yet i cant remember Boot open = batt dead - jimxms - 22-04-2019 Nah running std system. When I had my IS200 I upgraded the entire system, but then realised that I'd never get to use it as the Mrs and Kids were always in the car. So when I swapped the 200 for the 300 a few weeks later I didnt bother making the same mistake again :p Boot open = batt dead - DaveEdin - 22-04-2019 You could fit an extra battery and mess about with all that wiring etc OR..... just don't leave the boot open, Jim? :biggrin: :thumbup1: Boot open = batt dead - parthiban - 22-04-2019 Marsdendean I think it is worth it if the cost is right . . . That doesn't sound right, in a normal car that definitely wouldn't happen, but I've had the radio on in the Prius a lot longer than that and it hasn't killed it? Boot open = batt dead - jimxms - 22-04-2019 DaveEdin just don't leave the boot open, Jim? :biggrin: :thumbup1: Yeah, silly me for thinking that a Japanese engineered car that has an engine designed for a quarter of a million miles of faultless driving and that you can rely on to start first time every time, doesn't have the intelligence to realise that I havent been taking things out of the boot for the past 72hours straight :p Boot open = batt dead - Phil01 - 22-04-2019 Its not only Lexus Jim that suffers this problem, most cars will discharge a battery in 24hrs if boot light or interior light is left on. On my car tho, I can not arm the alarm if it had detected a boot or door left open. that is one indication that you have left someone not closed. Boot open = batt dead - jimxms - 22-04-2019 Phil01 Its not only Lexus Jim that suffers this problem, most cars will discharge a battery in 24hrs if boot light or interior light is left on. I'll have to move my detailing gear to the glove box I think as I'm sure that's the reason why I didn't shut the boot properly :laugh: (either that or fix my boot so it pops up properly) Anyways, I'm glad it was just the battery tbh. Started getting worried when it wouldn't even jump start. But that was down to my parents having 30yr old rotten jump leads lol! Boot open = batt dead - Phil01 - 22-04-2019 This is a common scenario with poor/old jump leads, The leads/connections are just not capable of carrying a sudden surge of 100+ amps through them. In this situation leave the donor car ticking over for 5-10mins first to put some power back into the flat battery first, this will then help as flat battery has started to accept the amps. And remember you do not have to sit in the donor car revving it up to increase charge rate, that was in the old days of generators/dynamo's where they did not start to perform unless they were turning ar 2000rpm. Boot open = batt dead - jimxms - 22-04-2019 Phil01 And remember you do not have to sit in the donor car revving it up to increase charge rate, that was in the old days of generators/dynamo's where they did not start to perform unless they were turning ar 2000rpm. Funny you should say that. My old man was revving the loblocks off his GT4 and it didn't make the slightest bit of difference to the multimeter readings lol. I didn't have the heart to tell him his efforts were fruitless tho :p Boot open = batt dead - ormi - 22-04-2019 I left my boot open for 3 days in the garage I must have pushed the boot popper or just not shut it and my car started first time.. Led in the boot light and an auris diesel battery fitted.. |