Hi all
I am have a problem where my battery has died after being left for 4 days. The battery was replaced by the Rac in December/January as my old battery was doing the same thing so when they plugged in there computer they had told me the battery was no good so replaced it.
Unfortunately now when I plug in my ctek mxs 10 it goes into standby mode after 2 minutes because it’s not picking up the battery ( the old battery it would still charge and I could still use the car )
According to ctek this happens if the battery is completely sulphated and needs replacing.
I am just incredibly surprised it has drained and completely sulphated within 4 days, is it possible?
Also my computer (icarsoft MB 2) was telling me that my battery control module was faulty when the old battery started playing up ( before RAC replaced it ) but on the RAC computer the battery control module had no faults, it was purely the battery.
Now I have RAC coming out tomorrow to have a look,
Could there be any other components which is making my computer show the fault of the control module and not the RAC computer showing no faults on the control module ? As I don’t mind replacing the control module but I do not want to replace it just for the battery to die again. I feel I replaced my old battery for no reason now [emoji17]
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I am have a problem where my battery has died after being left for 4 days. The battery was replaced by the Rac in December/January as my old battery was doing the same thing so when they plugged in there computer they had told me the battery was no good so replaced it.
Unfortunately now when I plug in my ctek mxs 10 it goes into standby mode after 2 minutes because it’s not picking up the battery ( the old battery it would still charge and I could still use the car )
According to ctek this happens if the battery is completely sulphated and needs replacing.
I am just incredibly surprised it has drained and completely sulphated within 4 days, is it possible?
Also my computer (icarsoft MB 2) was telling me that my battery control module was faulty when the old battery started playing up ( before RAC replaced it ) but on the RAC computer the battery control module had no faults, it was purely the battery.
Now I have RAC coming out tomorrow to have a look,
Could there be any other components which is making my computer show the fault of the control module and not the RAC computer showing no faults on the control module ? As I don’t mind replacing the control module but I do not want to replace it just for the battery to die again. I feel I replaced my old battery for no reason now [emoji17]
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