Lincoln MKX 2016 "system off to save battery"

Asked by c2girl6385 Mar 30, 2020 at 03:53 PM about the 2016 Lincoln MKX Reserve FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car has begun making a noise as though it is not going to start.  On one
occasion my lights would not go off until after 30 minutes when exiting the car.  
Another day the "system off" message began on the touchscreen and now
displays every time I get in the car.  Yesterday, when I cranked the car, the
mirrors would not extend and the touchscreen was blank/black.

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Something is drawing power all the time. Get it checked out by a shop. Finding a power drain is a complicated process

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I own a 2016 MKC Lincoln I noticed the following: when departing the car the lamp lights and the welcome lights mysteriously come on and noticed this occurs a lot then the car would not start. I took the vehicle to the dealership and they could not locate any issues Well I noticed the system off to save the battery then this morning it acted like it did not want to start

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