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52 messages,  Last post on Jul 11, 2012 at 8:50 AM

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#49 of 52 2008 Azera Electrical Issue by joegarsha

May 30, 2012 (5:47 pm)

I wish I would have come to this forum earlier. I have a 2008 Azera with about 69k on it. I have been having issues with it not starting for quite a while. It has been to the dealer several times and they have told me it was either a key fob/antenna issue or battery. I am now taking it in for the first time since the warranty expired (bought it used so only 60k warranty applied). Unfortunately, the documentation of the issue doesn't seem to support it as an ongoing issue so we may be footing the bill. The issues now are not starting all the time, dying/dead battery, trip meter going to zero and rear shade having a mind of its own at times. It sounds like this is somewhat of a common problem. I checked the black bumper tied into the security system under the hood and it seems fine. It is so frustrating because all 3 dealers we have been to make it sound like they have never heard of such a problem. Any recommendations?

#50 of 52 Re: 2008 Azera Electrical Issue [joegarsha] by gamleged

May 31, 2012 (8:10 pm)

Replying to: joegarsha (May 30, 2012 5:47 pm)
"I checked the black bumper tied into the security system under the hood and it seems fine..."
 
If it's a dying battery problem, there are six places where the security system might see a problem; four door switches, a trunk switch and the hood switch.
But you can eliminate all of these as a cause if you get a "beep" and a parking light flash when you use the remote to lock up. Point being, you don't get the beep-flash if the alarm system isn't happy because a switch is not made...

#51 of 52 Re: 2008 Azera Electrical Issue [joegarsha] by SilverBullet00

Jun 01, 2012 (6:54 am)

Replying to: joegarsha (May 30, 2012 5:47 pm)
I also had battery issues due to two cds that were hung up in the player. ended up removing the radio/cd player and tearing apart the cd player to get the two cds out. No more battery problems. Also, even if the rubber bumper that is supposed to push on the hood alarm switch looks good, just unhook the wire to switch and leave it off. Alarm system will still work on all other areas except the hood.

#52 of 52 alternator by jamazera

Jul 11, 2012 (8:50 am)

Is the alternator covered by the 10yr/100k warranty???? I'm guessing that itm isn't ....

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