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As soon as the first cold autumn arrived, the popularity of “crocodiles” – high-voltage wires for lighting – increased dramatically. However, the presence of equipment and a friend-neighbor
It’s great again: autumn, as always, came unexpectedly in September, the outboard temperature dropped sharply and new adventures began in the lives of drivers. So in the morning, many people suddenly encounter a flashing dashboard, a complaining rumbling starter and, as a result, the need to “call a friend”.
For the hundredth time, we won’t describe the rules for lighting up, but we note, just in case power surges haven’t brought anyone any good yet. Basically – only from the muted, wait a few minutes and then start slow. The best option that will save not only power, but also time and self-esteem is a booster. Fortunately, “launchers” these days take up a little more space than a regular power bank, but they cost quite a bit of money.
However, there is also a “dark side of the moon” in this situation: it often happens that neither a neighbor with a powerful battery nor “external power” leads to the desired engine start. The current continues, but life does not return to the motor. The power unit seems to start up for a split second and immediately shuts off, so you can’t even really “turn the starter”. What is this news?
Autumn is not only cold, but also damp, like in an aquarium. And a dead battery is not so much a reset clock on the dashboard and broken radio settings, but also various lawsuits in the general electronic kennel of a car. For example, many Volvo models require a professional battery replacement at a specialized service with the mandatory connection of additional modules and prescribing changes to the blocks. There is another reason for the car’s reluctance to start “from the wire” – the alarm.
Many security systems – especially modern and complex ones – have direct access to the electronics of the car itself. Simply put, they turn off the gas pump or the power to the spark plug if they think it’s not the owner trying to start the car. A dead battery brings confusion to their work, but opening, closing and opening the car several times improves the overall situation.
The saddest option is a used car, whose history of installing alarms and other tricks is unknown. At what point the “protection” blows and the “oxygen” blocks – it’s impossible to predict, but the chances of a similar situation happening when the battery is completely drained is extremely high. When phrases like “there was an alarm, but we turned it off electronically” or “something said, but the key fob broke and I didn’t use it anymore” are flying through the air, you need to be on your guard.
The car won’t let you turn the starter, like it starts and stalls right away? Look for “applied hands” and the same keychain that hasn’t been used for a long time! The block of the security complex is usually located under the hood or at the feet of the passenger, but only an experienced electrician can take it out and breathe new life into the car. Neither a neighbor with wires nor a starting charging station will help here – the problem lies in a faulty electrician, who has been deliberately “re-equipped” with a new, suddenly awakened unit.
It’s great again: autumn, as always, came unexpectedly in September, the outboard temperature dropped sharply and new adventures began in the lives of drivers. So in the morning, many people suddenly encounter a flashy dashboard, a plaintive rumbling appetizer, and as a result the need to “call a friend.”
For the hundredth time, we won’t describe the rules for lighting up, but we note, just in case power surges haven’t brought anyone any good yet. Basically – only from the muted, wait a few minutes and then start slow. The best option that will save not only power, but also time and self-esteem is a booster. Fortunately, “launchers” these days take up a little more space than a regular power bank, but they cost quite a bit of money.
However, there is also a “dark side of the moon” in this situation: it often happens that neither a neighbor with a powerful battery nor “external power” leads to the desired engine start. The current continues, but life does not return to the motor. The power unit seems to start up for a split second and immediately shuts off, so you can’t even really “turn the starter”. What is this news?
Autumn is not only cold, but also damp, like in an aquarium. And a dead battery is not so much a reset clock on the dashboard and broken radio settings, but also various lawsuits in the general electronic kennel of a car. For example, many Volvo models require a professional battery replacement at a specialized service with the mandatory connection of additional modules and prescribing changes to the blocks. There is another reason for the car’s reluctance to start “from the wire” – the alarm.
Many security systems – especially modern and complex ones – have direct access to the electronics of the car itself. Simply put, they turn off the gas pump or the power to the spark plug if they think it’s not the owner trying to start the car. A dead battery brings confusion to their work, but opening, closing and opening the car several times improves the overall situation.
The saddest option is a used car, whose history of installing alarms and other tricks is unknown. At what point the “protection” blows and the “oxygen” blocks – it’s impossible to predict, but the chances of a similar situation happening when the battery is completely drained is extremely high. When phrases like “there was an alarm, but we turned it off electronically” or “something said, but the key fob broke and I didn’t use it anymore” are flying through the air, you need to be on your guard.
The car won’t let you turn the starter, like it starts and stalls right away? Look for “applied hands” and the same keychain that hasn’t been used for a long time! The block of the security complex is usually located under the hood or at the feet of the passenger, but only an experienced electrician can take it out and breathe new life into the car. Neither a neighbor with wires nor a starting charging station will help here – the problem lies in a faulty electrician, who has been deliberately “re-equipped” with a new, suddenly awakened block.
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I’m Sandra Torres, a passionate journalist and content creator. My specialty lies in covering the latest gadgets, trends and tech news for Div Bracket. With over 5 years of experience as a professional writer, I have built up an impressive portfolio of published works that showcase my expertise in this field.
