No reason to leave it in all the time. And it doesn't affect the fob while you're driving the car.

That is true. I drive the car so little, I wasnt even bothered to check for a dead battery in the fob for over a year. :icon17:

Actually, it did start affecting mine. My car would randomly tell me the key wasn't detected - while driving. Not that I couldn't keep driving, but still annoying.

What's the time table looking like for the snail?

Are you sure it was the EcuTek BT module causing the issue? But either way, yeah just an annoying light. Thankfully it doesn't shut off the car. That would be :rofl2:

Somewhat related, at my last job, we machined titanium beams for the S92 helicopter for Sikorsky. My brother Dave was one of the machinists, and he'd been deburring the titanium, and was covered with titanium dust. Struck a spark with the grinding wheel. Most people aren't aware that titanium dust is highly flammable. He was briefly engulfed with flames.

Dave has this thing for attracting fire. When we did construction together, he set the fringe of his jeans on fire with a roofing torch. While welding a beam over head, he dropped enough sparks to burn through his boxers and do the "help help my pants are on fire" dance. Yesterday, he sends me a text. "I just set myself on fire again. Cutting through rebar with a grinding wheel."

*shakes head* Amazing he's still alive.

Definitely was the BT module, or at least the problem has ceased happening since I removed the module. Battery was less than 3 months old.

morning boys :tiphat:

First week of Sept. when JC is here. I should have the lift installed by then and all the parts on hand.

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Whats up, man?

Son of a whore, he found our hideout! We'll have to go back to OG now...

That reminds me, I need to email Sasha again. I wanted to buy some injectors but he ever sent the invoice.

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yea someone ratted out where all of you were hiding from me lol