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rich89



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Pulled out fuse 25 now car is having a fit.

I accidentally pulled out fuse 25 whilst the ignition was on and now the windscreen wipers keep going off and when I put the key in the ignition the needles flutter about and when I try to start it, it just makes that starter motor noise and won't start and the dash goes dead.

What the Censored have I done??

Post #274267 4th Aug 2014 4:09pm
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nicedayforit



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Sharp intake of breath thro clenched teeth.....Not fuse 25. Whistle
Try a battery disconnect and reconnect first and see what happens. Thumbs Up

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rich89



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Just tried resetting it.
When I turn the ignition on, it comes up with hdc fault, transmission fault etc just makes a clicking noise and the dash goes blank and won't start.

Seems they are all something to do with the immobiliser

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Is your battery fully charged?

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Disconnect battery, wait 10mins, reconnect, make sure all doors and bonnet are shut, lock and unlock car with remote and then try it... had a similar issue with mine and that sorted it...

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rich89



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Battery is stating 10.85. Is that fully charged?

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nope.... ... - .- -.




Y. O. L. O.
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rich89



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What should it be and can I buy a charger from Halfords and charge it whilst in the car?

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Your battery is flat, should be at 12.6V
You could either get a jump start and then go for a run to charge it up or buy a battery charger and charge on the car.
I'd be inclined to charge it with the -ve battery terminal disconnected depending on the type of battery charger you buy.

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I would jump it first to ascertain that it is the battery, use the body mounted +ve and -ve terminals, not the battery itself Thumbs Up

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rich89



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Just jumped it. Car running is about 13.10.

Now if you could all please turn your attention to my post in 'in car electronics' I would be most grateful.

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If 13.1V is with the engine running after a flat battery it's definitely not very good.
I would take the car for a good run to charge the battery and if possible also see what the battery voltage is when running.
You should be getting 14.2-14.4V with nothing switched on.

Post #274285 4th Aug 2014 5:40pm
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