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URGENT!! One more question for "Disconnecting battery"
Hello,
I'll be away for 50 days so I'm going to disconnect my battery when I leave. if I reconnect the battery when I come back, should I need to get recoded by dealer? cuz I remember when I had a dead battery and after jump start, I got all warning lights on and had to bring it to dealer to reset all warnings. and also should I disconnect both -/+ cables or just negative cable? :dunno: Any tips would be much appreciated |
All the "Warning Lights" are reset by turning the steering from lock to lock after you reconnect.
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Zulu95, Thanks for reply,
and sorry for my ignorance, but what's "lock to lock"? so should I disconnect both cables? or just negative one will be fine? |
Steering wheel turned fully in each direction.
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Disconnecting one cable has exactly the same effect as disconnecting both.
Not sure why you would disconnect the battery though. It is better for the battery to be kept in a charged state; if you think that the vehicle will flatten the battery then buy a small battery conditioner and plug it in. I used one through the winter with a previous vehicle, it supplied a very small trickle charge. BMW sells a similar device, it isn't expensive. |
You should get the BMW battery charger instead of unplugging the battery. Your battery will be fully charged when you return and no need to open under the trunk.:thumbup:
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