Flat battery now lights are on and wont turn off?
Flat battery now lights are on and wont turn off?
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BGB autosport

Original Poster:

1,044 posts

216 months

Saturday 27th February 2010
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The Mrs came home the other day to the tuscs alarm going off, when i got home the left hand indicator was just flashing albeit very dimly and the battery was pretty dead. I turned the alarm off hoping that with it off the battery would recover enough to open to door. Well it didn’t.

Anyway, I have put it on charge today and found the dipped beam head lights on, no rears just front and I still could not open the doors. I popped the bonnet and disconnected the headlights, this gave it enough power to open the doors, I checked the headlight switch and it’s in the off position. I turned it too the on position and back, then tried the main beams. It then had the main beams stuck on even with the switch in the off position. furious

Those are now disconnected too and its taking charge.

I have read somewhere about something similar but cant remember where and what the fault was. Any help much appreciated before I go ripping relays out.

kg55

734 posts

268 months

Sunday 28th February 2010
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I am going back 10 years to when i had my tuscan and had the same problem ( flat battery overnight) it was the alarm causing the problem (the headlights were on overnight)

VARLEYHYD

2,244 posts

236 months

Sunday 28th February 2010
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Just pull the alarm & lights fuses & replace

G

BGB autosport

Original Poster:

1,044 posts

216 months

Sunday 28th February 2010
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Will pull the fuses later and see what happens. That is if I can find the right fuse....

OctaneBooster

326 posts

265 months

Sunday 28th February 2010
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I occasionally get this problem with indicators on my Griff. Solution is to disconnect the battery completely, wait a few hours then reconnect and recharge fully before setting the alarm again.