Average car is driven 12,000 miles a year in the US, that’s 250 miles a week If you fall under 50 miles a week, you need an external charger to keep your battery at top charge/ best life, unless you are taking a one way 50 mile highway trip You either hook up a charger and plug in, or you put the ba...

Geez :roll: ! Put it back in the holster, Pistol Pete. You're completely missing the point(s). Is 13.9 - 14.1 volts " normal " for these cars ? Yes. Is " normal " the same as " good " in this example ? Yes. As others have stated, your battery voltage is not a problem, u...

Hello, I'm really happy that you have one off those... Actualy it was my father who created that chip and my grandfather who was the prototype designer for the btcc car. So I would keep a tight hold on that. I will take a look around and mabey I can find some old blueprints for the btcc car :) Kind ...

Is any other scan tool currently able to interface with the car? That would be my first question.

Hi - Thanks it is a beautiful automatic.

Cover it with the lace on wheel cover.
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It’s a primary power problem being caused by high current draw of the high beams

Battery cables
Grounds
Bad battery
Power bus at kidney fuse box

Are the check points

Yes everything is in a perfect shape. I even removed the electrical tape that was holding the wire bundle together to examine every single wire buy nothing looks bad. Your answer still doesn't seem to address what BEJ was suggesting. He's not asking about condition of the wiring or connectors (alth...

As BEJinFbk mentioned after Crash you have Crash data in your SRS module which by over 95% cases wont go away with usual OBD readers but programming.

I keep mine in my pocket. If anyone calls me while I'm driving they can leave a voice mail and I'll call them back when I've stopped.