rns-e fan draining car battery?
#1
rns-e fan draining car battery?
i have a feeling my rns-e fan is draining my car battery... had to jump start the car twice this week and I changed the battery so that's not it... when I close the doors and shut off the car, you can hear the fan loudly...
any thoughts? i installed the nav system btw
any thoughts? i installed the nav system btw
#2
AudiWorld Super User
get some water, sit in the car, open the windows and lock the doors
Wait up to 15 minutes or so and the RNS-E should completely power off (you can see the screen going from all black to a grayish/greenish color). If it doesn't do this check the adapter harness and make sure that the wiring is correct (see <a href="http://www.nsxjr.com/docs/RNStoSym2.pdf"> this </a> for the way it should be).
The RNS-E will run a couple of minutes after locking the car but it should leventually power off completely. If it doesn't it's in 99.9% a wiring issue (triple check D13/D16).
The RNS-E will run a couple of minutes after locking the car but it should leventually power off completely. If it doesn't it's in 99.9% a wiring issue (triple check D13/D16).
#3
agree. Probably the alarm ground wire -- common issue.
Most of the harnesses on the a market don't have this wire because it's location depends on the model/year car you have.
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