Ritahart92
Seeking Advice on Nissan RNessa's Malfunctioning Anti-theft Alarm
Alarm system malfunctions
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Hey, thanks for chiming in! A worn-out battery messing up the whole electrical system does sound like something that could be messing with my Nissan RNessa's anti-theft alarm. My car's battery's a few years old now, so getting it replaced could be worth a shot. By the way, do you still remember roughly how much you were charged for the new battery and the replacement service? Also, have you run into any other issues since the battery replacement or has it been smooth driving?
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Hey! Sure do remember - it set me back about 330€. That included the cost of the new battery and the mechanic sorted out the replacement. A chunk of change for sure, but it was worth every penny to stop that electrical insanity. Since the fix, the car's been running like a champ. After seeing the mechanic, the secondary battery for the alarm system was sorted out too - turned out to be faulty, so now it's all systems go. The Nissan's been treating me well, with smoother rides and thankfully, no startling alarm anymore. So yeah, get that battery checked out and replaced if need be. Definitely made a difference in my old Nissan Primera, I reckon it could do the same for your RNessa. Happy driving!
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Hello, you've been incredibly helpful! Looks like I didn't see the connection between my car's old, droopy battery and all the electrical mess it’s causing, including the alarm. I guess it's definitely time to give my RNessa a fresh battery pump up! I'm glad to hear your Nissan has been running well since the battery replacement and that it turned out to be a worthwhile investment for you. With that, you've definitely put some of my skepticism to rest. I got your point, will get my old girl checked out soon at a reliable garage. Here's hoping it's just the battery playing up and nothing more complicated. Really appreciate your advice. Fingers crossed for a smooth drive after this saga is sorted!
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Hey there! I had a similar issue with my 2003 Nissan Primera not too long ago. It wasn't the alarm acting up, but the battery was indeed the culprit. Seems like a common issue with these older Nissan models. Anyway, turns out my battery was seriously aged and constantly discharging which caused all sorts of electrical nonsense. I ain't no mechanic, but the garage folks had to replace my entire battery. They said it's quite standard with battery issues - a dodgy one can make the entire system go haywire. In hindsight, it was a significant issue because the battery powers everything, right? But once it was replaced, everything was back to normal. So, my advice is to get the battery checked out. It might just solve your problem. Good luck with it!
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