Russell Hearn

Member

• Dec 3, 2017

• #1

I've been having problems with battery drain, my battery would drain within a few hours, However i've found out what it is but not sure how to fix, The interior alarm is draining the battery really quickly but if i turn it off by locking the car twice i get no battery drain, How would i resolve this to be able to leave the interior alarm on.

 

Russell Hearn

Member

• Dec 4, 2017

• #2

Any Ideas?

 

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myfirstl322

Well-Known Member

• Dec 4, 2017

• #3

Lock it twice.

 

gold rover

Well-Known Member

• Dec 5, 2017

• #4

What's annoying your interior alarm? Why is it working so hard? You got mices?

 

Russell Hearn

Member

• Dec 5, 2017

• #5

gold rover said:

What's annoying your interior alarm? Why is it working so hard? You got mices?

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Nope, I don't have mice lol. It just really annoying that i can't leave the interior alarm on, There is nothing in the car that would make it work harder and the alarm doesn't go off when it's active, I'm at a loss as how to solve.

 

tony2

Active Member

• Dec 12, 2017

• #6

Maybe a daft question but, is your alarm sounder working ?
If not the alarm going off could be draining your battery.
Can you beg, borrow or steel a interior sensor and swap it to see if your problem goes away ?

 

Saint.V8

Dyed-in-the-wool 100% RR Junkie

Full Member

• Dec 13, 2017

• #7

The interior sensor is a common cause of battery drain. It may/should be possible to just unplug the interior sensor and job done - or better still, replace it.

 

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NVB

Member

• Dec 13, 2017

• #8

As someone else who has a battery drain, could anyone tell me where this interior sensor is located and what it looks like. A picture would be even better
Cheers

 

Saint.V8

Dyed-in-the-wool 100% RR Junkie

Full Member

• Dec 14, 2017

• #9

And inside....