Battery Kill Switch Subaru at Sanford Thompson blog

Battery Kill Switch Subaru. Next day the battery was dead. I never drained the battery in the process, but i tested out that switch when i first bought my forester. There’s 100% a parasitic drain on your battery, and with 99% certainty i can tell you exactly what is causing it, even though apparently subaru can’t/won’t. I then determined that it left. Just turn the light off until you need it. The cheapest + best fix (~ $300) contains 3. I have been thinking about installing a battery cutoff switch so i can disconnect the battery when the car sits. Also called the battery kill switch by subaru techs as it will surely kill your battery if left on long enough. You can also install a kill. My father and i both have 2003 outbacks with the infernal parking light switch mounted on the steering column where the hazard. Disconnecting will also prolong the life of the battery significantly, lead acid batteries don't like to be drained all the way.

Disconnecting will also prolong the life of the battery significantly, lead acid batteries don't like to be drained all the way. I then determined that it left. You can also install a kill. There’s 100% a parasitic drain on your battery, and with 99% certainty i can tell you exactly what is causing it, even though apparently subaru can’t/won’t. I never drained the battery in the process, but i tested out that switch when i first bought my forester. My father and i both have 2003 outbacks with the infernal parking light switch mounted on the steering column where the hazard. Next day the battery was dead. I have been thinking about installing a battery cutoff switch so i can disconnect the battery when the car sits. Also called the battery kill switch by subaru techs as it will surely kill your battery if left on long enough. The cheapest + best fix (~ $300) contains 3.

Heavy Duty 360 Degree Battery Kill Switch 12V 24V Battery Cutoff Switch

Battery Kill Switch Subaru My father and i both have 2003 outbacks with the infernal parking light switch mounted on the steering column where the hazard. Next day the battery was dead. I have been thinking about installing a battery cutoff switch so i can disconnect the battery when the car sits. Disconnecting will also prolong the life of the battery significantly, lead acid batteries don't like to be drained all the way. You can also install a kill. Also called the battery kill switch by subaru techs as it will surely kill your battery if left on long enough. I never drained the battery in the process, but i tested out that switch when i first bought my forester. My father and i both have 2003 outbacks with the infernal parking light switch mounted on the steering column where the hazard. I then determined that it left. Just turn the light off until you need it. There’s 100% a parasitic drain on your battery, and with 99% certainty i can tell you exactly what is causing it, even though apparently subaru can’t/won’t. The cheapest + best fix (~ $300) contains 3.