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Ihad a flat battery on my MY02 impreza so managed to get it started and went to the battery shop, they said it was knackerd so i got a new one.
car started fine, but now i have got the engine warning light on, could this have anything to do with disconnecting the battery????
car started fine, but now i have got the engine warning light on, could this have anything to do with disconnecting the battery????
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Originally Posted by reed
Ihad a flat battery on my MY02 impreza so managed to get it started and went to the battery shop, they said it was knackerd so i got a new one.
car started fine, but now i have got the engine warning light on, could this have anything to do with disconnecting the battery????
car started fine, but now i have got the engine warning light on, could this have anything to do with disconnecting the battery????
As for the Engine Check light, apols but I don't know. Might be worth disconnecting the battery and re-connecting after 15 mins or so. Do you know if the +ve was connected first, followed by the -ve..? This is how it should be done... just in case a short or surge occurred.
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Originally Posted by Jonty
Out of interest, does the car only get used at weekends..? Given my own experiences, a 'from the factory' battery only lasting c.3 years is a bit short lived... unless it's prone to being sat around and not used much which does shorten their life somewhat.
As for the Engine Check light, apols but I don't know. Might be worth disconnecting the battery and re-connecting after 15 mins or so. Do you know if the +ve was connected first, followed by the -ve..? This is how it should be done... just in case a short or surge occurred.
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As for the Engine Check light, apols but I don't know. Might be worth disconnecting the battery and re-connecting after 15 mins or so. Do you know if the +ve was connected first, followed by the -ve..? This is how it should be done... just in case a short or surge occurred.
Jonts.
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Originally Posted by reed
I think i connected the -ve first. and mostly used at weekends as have work van. but the flat battery isnt such a big issue its more the ecl being on as wasn't on before this.
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