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Hi - my DB7 sometimes starts fine, but then cuts out in about 30 seconds - even when there's plenty of petrol and the battery is charged. I've been told it could be because the computer is re-educating itself, because I turn the battery connection off using the red switch in the boot when the car is standing for more that 2 days. Dioes anyone have the same problem, or know the solution?
thanks, Catherine |
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Regarding the computer, they do take a few minutes to reboot after the power has been completely cut off.
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dear boxer - thanks - do you mean a battery charger that i would have to plug into the mains? - unfortunately the aston is parked on the road so if so that could be a problem
gratefully, catherine |
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If you are only letting it sit for a few days between drives, the battery should hold up fine. If it does not, then you should replace it. Killing the battery also turns the alarm off so it is best to leave it on unless you are storing the car in a secure lock up for long periods.
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dear boxer - thank you, that clears that up - i did get a brand new battery recently so i'll try the leaving-it-connected idea - really appreciate your comments - have a great week, catherine
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My pleasure, glad to be able to help.
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