ok, new problem. swapped my stepper into my son's car to see if it was faulty. turned the key to start and it went from "ignition on" with warning lights ok then when i turned it to start there was nothing. everything just blacked out. i then turned it off and tried the lights and there was nothing. no lights, no horn, no emergency flashers, nothing. then like 10 minutes later the alarm beeped and power was back. tried to start again and same thing, no power.
next time i tried i checked the error codes and just got flashing "N" light, like it does in limp mode. im thinking maybe the alarm's immobiliser??
any ideas would be good
no electrical power
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lol yup,
Also thinking about it, you have been playing around with the car a lot....yes???
You could have had a bad earth or even power wire that was knocked and when fiddling around to try and solve the problem, you could have fixed it without knowing.
I would think that a immobilser wouldnt shut down all pwer, however if it wasnt installed properly then it could have had that effect.
Personally i wouldnt worry about it for the time being, UNLESS it happens again.
Intermittent problems can sometimes be the hardest to find and if it aint doing it now then you may never find it.
Just make sure all connections from battery to vehicle are good.
Also thinking about it, you have been playing around with the car a lot....yes???
You could have had a bad earth or even power wire that was knocked and when fiddling around to try and solve the problem, you could have fixed it without knowing.
I would think that a immobilser wouldnt shut down all pwer, however if it wasnt installed properly then it could have had that effect.
Personally i wouldnt worry about it for the time being, UNLESS it happens again.
Intermittent problems can sometimes be the hardest to find and if it aint doing it now then you may never find it.
Just make sure all connections from battery to vehicle are good.
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