What's a stop/start?
We don't have that system in the US.
What's a stop/start?
We don't have that system in the US.
Sure we do.Yet.
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This!!!The environment and type of driving you do has a lot to determine with how long your battery lasts.
If you do lots of short drives, in a super cold environment your batter will die significantly quicker than a warmer climate that you take long drives consistently.
Cold Cranking Amps is named that way for a reason. The colder it is, the harder on your battery it is.
When I used to live in Massachusetts I replaced my battery about every two years, sometimes sooner. Here in California, I typically get 5-6 years out of a battery.
Sure we do.
Because if unlocked i think the car tries to communicate more often with your remote if you have kessy.another question:
Why does it mention in the manual NOT locking your car drains the battery?
I assume something priming but can't imagine what
2018s have them.We don't have that system in the US.
not convinced......it should always be listening for unlock signal but I think there may be something else. IDKBecause if unlocked i think the car tries to communicate more often with your remote if you have kessy.
If you can't disable it that would be a deal breaker for me2018s have them.
When I used to live in Massachusetts I replaced my battery about every two years, sometimes sooner. Here in California, I typically get 5-6 years out of a battery.
If you can't disable it that would be a deal breaker for me
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