[Sherhart]

Originally Posted by IndotagSwizz

If you disconnect the battery you will not have any problems, I disconnected mine when I installed BMS stage 1 and everything worked just fine when I plugged it back in, only thing you need to reset is the clock.
The radio and everything else still worked no codes needed.

I had a few other settings randomly reset. More annoying than anything else. I agree with most that the battery is a liability issue and will probably not do it for future installs/removals. I also think that disconnecting the battery likely logs something that could start to look suspicious to the service techs.

Jimbo

[IndotagSwizz]

Originally Posted by Sherhart

I had a few other settings randomly reset. More annoying than anything else. I agree with most that the battery is a liability issue and will probably not do it for future installs/removals. I also think that disconnecting the battery likely logs something that could start to look suspicious to the service techs.

Jimbo

I disconnected it very recently and that was the only thing that I had to reset, even the home link stayed the same, its not needed if installing BMS stage 1 but then again I wouldn't risk it. As far as the dealer finding something suspicious about disconnecting the battery on a log... If that ever happens (which I doubt it would) I would just tell the dealer that I did it for safety when replacing a light bulb on my headlight...

[casualDIYer]

Originally Posted by IndotagSwizz

If you disconnect the battery you will not have any problems, I disconnected mine when I installed BMS stage 1 and everything worked just fine when I plugged it back in, only thing you need to reset is the clock.
The radio and everything else still worked no codes needed.

That makes it easy.