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Originally Posted by nzer
@ softgrip I seem to have found the problem.
I have push start as well.
When you start if you look at the clock it flashes on for an instant, then off, then on again indicating power is on for a moment, off for a moment, then fully on. Seems these modern head units don't like this on, off, on power and crash sometimes.
A friend in our car club had the same problem and solved it with a small circuit he made to delay boot up for 1.5s so the power wasn't interrupted.
I'm going back to the shop today and if they can't fix it I'm going to get him to install one of his circuits in for me. I'll let you know how I get on.
The more powerful battery you mention might work by leaving some residual power to the head unit so the power isn't interrupted. |
Not sure what circuit this is, but a small capacitor could prob correct this issue with ease.. again I don't have a push start car, so I am not intimately familiar, but it sounds like you're on the right track
