2016 MKC Electrical System not reponding to a newly installed battery

Asked by Guru9M8QTP Jan 23, 2023 at 10:24 PM about the 2016 Lincoln MKC

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I changed the battery and now there is zero power to the car. Any ideas?

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Gene answered about a year ago

Did you use a saver tool before disconnecting main power? It plugs into OBD 2 port to keep the computers factory settings alive and keeps the security system from disabling the vehicle. So recheck your work, make sure you didn’t leave one of those plastic post protectors on the battery, then run the security disarm procedure in the owners for your model. After the security system allows you to start the engine then see just how many accessories don’t work or don’t work right, if any don’t work then you need the dealer to do a flash on the computer to get then back. In my area that runs about 120 bucks.

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