horn, cruise, sunroof stopped working
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JRL
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Year, model and mileage surely would help here!
Mod note. Jim passed away in early 2022, his contributions to this forum are immortal, and he is missed. RIP
2000 V70R Black, 144,000 miles Wife's R.
2007 V70 2.5T White/Oak 111,000 MILES. Polestar tune, IPD bars, rear spoiler, dark grey Thors, DWS 06, HU850, sub.
2000 V70R Black, 144,000 miles Wife's R.
2007 V70 2.5T White/Oak 111,000 MILES. Polestar tune, IPD bars, rear spoiler, dark grey Thors, DWS 06, HU850, sub.
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as above, what mileage? seeing a 2001 in your signature may imply 130k+ mileage. check in the first place the pulleys on the serpentine belt - alternator, tensioner and a/c compressor ones. Then measure the alternator is charging properly and inspect the power cable nearby. Alternator not charging well will cause the battery to wear. If all checks fine, I would suspect the battery got weak.
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vtl
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Fix alarm siren, they all develop a leak in battery, which dissolves circuit board underneath. Or at least have it removed from the car. Don't buy a used siren, they all leak. Either buy a new one or fix yours. That will fix your sunroof, which sits on the same computer bus as alarm siren does. Also the car is trying to charge malfunctioning siren battery, which can drain the main battery just over one night.
No crank on earlier models is often a bad starter solenoid contact. There's a small wire attached to starer, remove it, clean all contacting surfaces with contact cleaner, make sure car is able to start (i.e. the contact is reliable), then put some dielectric grease inside socket to prevent further oxidation.
Worn voltage regulator brushes on alternator is also a suspect, given the age of the car.
No crank on earlier models is often a bad starter solenoid contact. There's a small wire attached to starer, remove it, clean all contacting surfaces with contact cleaner, make sure car is able to start (i.e. the contact is reliable), then put some dielectric grease inside socket to prevent further oxidation.
Worn voltage regulator brushes on alternator is also a suspect, given the age of the car.
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