Others chime in on this, but I've heard some people recommend pulling the battery out of the car and leaving that on the side on a battery tender if the car is gonna be sitting for months at a time. Others comment on that and confirm or deny if that's a good approach please.How can I avoid the car going into battery saving mode? 1 amp trickle charger doesn't help. Car will sit for next 4 months.
Are you running a trickle charger or a battery maintainer? The older trickle chargers won't stop/start the charge process (it just shuts down when reached and won't restart unless you unplug/plug back in), but the latter does.How can I avoid the car going into battery saving mode? 1 amp trickle charger doesn't help. Car will sit for next 4 months.
If you need a 5A battery maintainer to keep it the battery topped off, you've got some serious issues!A 1 amp maintainer may or may not keep from going into battery save mode. I never did a parasitic draw. I would think a 5 amp would be enough. Taking the battery out with 1 amp maintain will keep the battery topped off as any battery will loose charge just by sitting even though at a very slow rate.
Ford expects the car to be driven every few weeks. The Battery Saving/Deep Sleep mode is set to a timer.How can I avoid the car going into battery saving mode?