Battery

Asked by Fusion04 Sep 15, 2016 at 12:07 PM about the 2012 Ford Fusion SEL

Question type: General

Why would my car battery die after syncing my
iPhone

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Guarantee it has nothing to do with the phone. Maybe you left the ignition on too long. Otherwise go and have the charging system tested.

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This does have something to do with the phone. When I use Bluetooth in my 2016 Ford Fusion, it causes battery error messages on the radio screen. “Battery saver, audio off” and “Battery saver, start engine or turn ignition off”. I have replaced my battery twice. It exploded twice. About a year and a half is all the battery lasts.

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