Car is not starting + remote is not responding anymore!!!!
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Hello, i have a problem with my 04 TL.. Went 2 my car dis morning, unlock doors, put key in ignition and the car wouldn't start. The dom lights were on but I believe they weren't as strong as they normally are. The speedometer lights had the blue stuff but nothing else was on. When I turn the key I saw the couple lights on bottom part of the speedometer flicking so I stoppe trying.
So i stepped out of the car and tried to lock the car it won't lock the car anymore either. The trunk release doesnt work either.
I tried giving it a boost but I didn't really thing that, that was the cause since the car wasn't even cranking.
Any ideas on what happened?
So i stepped out of the car and tried to lock the car it won't lock the car anymore either. The trunk release doesnt work either.
I tried giving it a boost but I didn't really thing that, that was the cause since the car wasn't even cranking.
Any ideas on what happened?
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battery again damn...im starting to thing something else might be wrong with this car.
I only have 120Km on it and its already the 2nd battery. I got this battery new at about 80KM. Shouldn't these last longer than this?
I only have 120Km on it and its already the 2nd battery. I got this battery new at about 80KM. Shouldn't these last longer than this?
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I didn't get a chance to get the battery tested today, however I gave it a boost and the car started. I let it idle for about 10min or so and took it for a 5min spin around and everything worked just fine. The second I turn the ignition off the try to start it again it's fully dead again :S
I even cleaned the terminals and took off the corrosion. This is my second battery actually..this one I had for about 2.5 yrs. Drove only about 40km on it.
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I bought my car battery from the dealer on October 2007, does it still have warranty?
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Damn man.... All these people with TL's and their batteries. Same thing happened to me like 2 weeks ago. I was scared as hell. My dad hoped on it quick and removed the old battery while I went to autozone and bought a Duralast Gold battery. I couldn't be happier with the battery. Now, all I have to do is clean off the positive terminal. Thing keeps oxidizing on me. smh....
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apparantly my battery has a 60month warranty on it so I got lucky, im gonna have it changed tomorrow finally.
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Battery is dead. Yep, if you still have warranty, go ahead take the battery to Acura to change with new one. Your 60 month warranty is not full warranty for 60 months. I don't remember exactly 24 months or 36 months for battery bought from Acura. It means 24 or 36 months free replacement if your battery is dead with that time frame. Beyond that, the cost is prorated.
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Battery is dead. Yep, if you still have warranty, go ahead take the battery to Acura to change with new one. Your 60 month warranty is not full warranty for 60 months. I don't remember exactly 24 months or 36 months for battery bought from Acura. It means 24 or 36 months free replacement if your battery is dead with that time frame. Beyond that, the cost is prorated.
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uhh..wow..DO NOT EVER DO THIS
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The voltage from the alternator can spike up towards for a split second. Not good for modern vehicles.
The battery provides voltage regulation. Without it, the voltage in your vehicle may exceed the working voltage of many electronics in your vehicle. Cars today have many digital electronics that are susceptible to voltage spikes and are often not well equipped to handle them. You could EASILY destroy the ECM or other electronics.
It may have worked on ur fathers carburated truck, but do yourself a favor and dont EVER do this.
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uhh..wow..DO NOT EVER DO THIS
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The voltage from the alternator can spike up towards for a split second. Not good for modern vehicles.
The battery provides voltage regulation. Without it, the voltage in your vehicle may exceed the working voltage of many electronics in your vehicle. Cars today have many digital electronics that are susceptible to voltage spikes and are often not well equipped to handle them. You could EASILY destroy the ECM or other electronics.
It may have worked on ur fathers carburated truck, but do yourself a favor and dont EVER do this.
![Spanky](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/spankie.gif)
![Shake Head](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/shakehead.gif)
![Doh](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/doh.gif)
![Tantrum](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/tantrum.gif)
The voltage from the alternator can spike up towards for a split second. Not good for modern vehicles.
The battery provides voltage regulation. Without it, the voltage in your vehicle may exceed the working voltage of many electronics in your vehicle. Cars today have many digital electronics that are susceptible to voltage spikes and are often not well equipped to handle them. You could EASILY destroy the ECM or other electronics.
It may have worked on ur fathers carburated truck, but do yourself a favor and dont EVER do this.
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DO NOT DISCONNECT THE BATTERY WITH THE CAR RUNNING
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no worries guy, i didn't try disconnecting the battery while it was running.
I got the new replacement battery and everything seems fine for now. Now im just wodering why the freggin battery died. The service rep said there is a high chance that its because of my aftermarket amp+sub. But thats hard to believe for me.
I got the new replacement battery and everything seems fine for now. Now im just wodering why the freggin battery died. The service rep said there is a high chance that its because of my aftermarket amp+sub. But thats hard to believe for me.
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good to hear that the battery is under warranty. it possibly could be the amp and sub drawing too much power from it? how many watts is the amp and what gage wiring you using?
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disconnecting your battery with the car running can cook your ELD. best bet is to remove and test battery.
the battery in my 2002 CL type S lasted 8 years before it croaked (it still had the Marysville Ohio delivery address on it) replaced it with a 980CCA battery last year. Original battery lasted from November 2001 (when the car was built) to November 2009 when it was replaced.
the battery in my 2002 CL type S lasted 8 years before it croaked (it still had the Marysville Ohio delivery address on it) replaced it with a 980CCA battery last year. Original battery lasted from November 2001 (when the car was built) to November 2009 when it was replaced.
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