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What drains the battery more?
My 2005 955 is a regular Garage Queen. Safe secure in the locked garage behind a gate I don’t need to lock the doors. The car is driven maybe once every 3-4 weeks.
What drains the battery more? Leaving is locked or unlocked? I read somewhere that locking the vehicle drains less energy from the battery than leaving it unlocked. Thanks
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Locked activates the interior motion sense. (somewhat draining) - that can be shut off with a quick press shortly after locking.
Unlocked should be minimal drain.
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My other ride is a C-130J
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That’s what I was thinking. I normally park it unlocked, and the batteries in my Cayenne last about 8 years.
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I leave mine on a battery tender if I am not driving it for a week or two. The same with the 911s.
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Locking many vehicles shuts down most of the onboard small computers.
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