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Thread: D4 ignition times out.

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    D4 ignition times out.

    Hi all, my first question of probably plenty going forward.
    Is there any way I can override the timing out after a few minutes of the ignition system without the engine running ?
    Please excuse my ignorance if there is an obvious solution - I'm a recent acquirer of my best car yet, the D4.

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    Maybe tell us what you’re trying to do and we can explain other ways of achieving it without what you’re asking
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    And be aware you can flatten the battery in a shockingly short space of time with just accessories on!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stuart02 View Post
    And be aware you can flatten the battery in a shockingly short space of time with just accessories on!
    Yep! 20-30AH typical drain with ignition on. This is why I’m asking the OP for the use case. Wiring around the system to the battery is a much better approach if it’s access to accessory power that’s the challenge.
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    Thanks for the replies. I'm looking to supply power to a 40l engel in my camper d4 but after your advice I've decided to utilize my new auxiliary optima battery and wire in an extra power outlet. The auxiliary battery will be used primarily to power up a boat trailer winch via 35mm2 flex cable to the rear. Ive installed a traxide isolator to safeguard my starting battery.
    Thanks again for your info and advice.

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    Absolutely. Traxide isolator is the best bet. I’m installing mine this weekend.
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    Why did you need to switch to the ignition position on the "ignition" switch - there is an aux position.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 101RRS View Post
    Why did you need to switch to the ignition position on the "ignition" switch - there is an aux position.
    Not on a D4 D4 ignition times out. no key!

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    You are a bright boy - you know what I meant - Surely there is an aux position where aux equipment can be operated without power also going to the ignition components for the engine.
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    Na..it turns off as does the radio...really annoying😐

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