It also has effected the alarm system because it goes off after about 10 seconds if you don't turn on the ignition
mg3 immobiliser light flashing red after battery change
Has another found a fix for this. My MG garage has told me that this is not covered under warranty and would cost me between 200-300 to fix.
The manual tells me that the battery is getting low but I have tried 4 different batteries with no luck.
any help appreciated
Thanks
The manual tells me that the battery is getting low but I have tried 4 different batteries with no luck.
any help appreciated
Thanks
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Do you own a multi-meter? If not, then there isn't much you can do except take it to the MG garage or an auto electrician.
I was thinking that maybe there's a bad earth somewhere. Have a look at this and see if it helps:
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