No it’s not flashing, but on continuous but very faintly.I only noticed it the other night after it got dark.Is it a flashing red light? That's the immobiliser. That's the only light you should see on the instrument panel when the ignition is off.
Can't help with your battery drain. Have a look for user @DomP182 and his posts. You might find some helpful information there.
Thanks for your help Billy much appreciatedNo it’s not flashing, but on continuous but very faintly.I only noticed it the other night after it got dark.
So it never flashes? What does it do when the ignition is off and you lock the car?No it’s not flashing, but on continuous but very faintly.I only noticed it the other night after it got dark.
It’s an old car99 Had a new battery and alternatorSo it never flashes? What does it do when the ignition is off and you lock the car?
Ive never heard of the light staying on continously before.
Maybe you could get a picture or video if it's visible enough.
How old is the car battery?
i’ve started disconnecting the battery at night,so it will start again next morning I’ve a new battery and alternatorSo it never flashes? What does it do when the ignition is off and you lock the car?
Ive never heard of the light staying on continously before.
Maybe you could get a picture or video if it's visible enough.
How old is the car battery?
Having said that the new battery isn’t on yet, I’ve no idea how old the existing one is.I had it tested a couple of years ago and it was fine ( just a bad connection.It’s an old car99 Had a new battery and alternator
i’ve started disconnecting the battery at night,so it will start again next morning I’ve a new battery and alternator
Clio 1.2What car is it?
Clio 1.2
I'd try the new battery on the car first. It could just be something as simple as an old battery not holding enough charge and this cold weather will be affecting it even more.Having said that the new battery isn’t on yet, I’ve no idea how old the existing one is.I had it tested a couple of years ago and it was fine ( just a bad connection.
But that wouldn’t solve the light problem would it ?I'd try the new battery on the car first. It could just be something as simple as an old battery not holding enough charge and this cold weather will be affecting it even more.
Could it be a bad connection on the immobiliser causing itBut that wouldn’t solve the light problem would it ?
Or even need replacingCould it be a bad connection on the immobiliser causing it
It might do. Like I said before. I've never heard of the immobiliser light staying on continously.But that wouldn’t solve the light problem would it ?
That’s interesting I’ll put the new one on and see if it cures it and let you know the result,Thanks again for your help Billy.It might do. Like I said before. I've never heard of the immobiliser light staying on continously.
Having said that. My 182 died on a supermarket car park. There was no indication there was a problem with the battery, it was the original battery though and 8 years old. It had been starting OK and driving OK.
He did mention something about the immobiliser light if it stayed on continously. Anyway. I fitted a new battery and everything was good again.
Like I said before. That would be the first thing I did, especially if I had a new battery ready to fit.
That’s interesting I’ll put the new one on and see if it cures it and let you know the result,Thanks again for your help Billyhopefu
Good luck. Hopefully the new battery will sort out your problem.That’s interesting I’ll put the new one on and see if it cures it and let you know the result,Thanks again for your help Billy.