Car/battery issue
#1
Car/battery issue
My car is a 2016 IS F Sport. Yesterday I was detailing it in preparation for a new coat of ceramic and had the radio on. After 10 minutes it went off and lights started blinking. I called roadside assitance which was Lexus of Englewood here in NJ. Everytime this guy hooked up the jumper, the lights went on and horn kept going off. This happened 5 or 6 times. He kept calling his manager and trying all these things. After about an hour, a tow was the only option. I decided to wait until today, but I went to go buy a new battery to try it, but then I decided I wanted to try to jump it myself. My wife wasn't home yesterday when all this happened. I go to jump it and the car gets power, no horn goes off, nothing. Im looking at the battery and realized this MF'er had the jumpers reversed. Positive to negative. Now my car has every error code, doesn't go into gear, key doesnt work, nothing but the dash lights. I called road side assistance again to complain and now get a tow to my dealer not Lexus of Englewood who came out for service yesterday because they are close. Now the new problem: Because the car can't be put into gear, the flatbed driver is telling me its going to be a problem getting it out. Needless to say, Im at a loss for words. Did he really screw something up here or is it unrelated?
#2
Second part to the question. The two guy doesn't want to move until he gets a hold of the dealer (its Sunday and they are closed) because it can't be put into gear. Does anyone know if there is any kind of release? I can't find anything.
#4
If he did connect the booster backwards then likely a whole bunch of fuses blew, hence why nothing is working.
If the fuses did their job, they should have protected the circuits by blowing initially.
Chances are replacing all the blown fuses will return the vehicle to normal operation without any warning lights.
Maybe something will need to be calibrated, but that's about it.
If the fuses did their job, they should have protected the circuits by blowing initially.
Chances are replacing all the blown fuses will return the vehicle to normal operation without any warning lights.
Maybe something will need to be calibrated, but that's about it.
#5
If he did connect the booster backwards then likely a whole bunch of fuses blew, hence why nothing is working.
If the fuses did their job, they should have protected the circuits by blowing initially.
Chances are replacing all the blown fuses will return the vehicle to normal operation without any warning lights.
Maybe something will need to be calibrated, but that's about it.
If the fuses did their job, they should have protected the circuits by blowing initially.
Chances are replacing all the blown fuses will return the vehicle to normal operation without any warning lights.
Maybe something will need to be calibrated, but that's about it.
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