Posted by MarkB_MI on August 12, 2016 at 12:44:51 from (198.208.159.19):
In Reply to: Remote Start Myth posted by Moonlite37 on August 12, 2016 at 11:21:54:
Why would you leave the keys on the console? Might as well leave them in the ignition if you're not going to put them in your pocket.
Leaving a regular key fob in the car isn't going to affect anything because it doesn't transmit until you push a button. Now a keyless fob is a different thing, because the car has to sense if it's inside or outside the car. That said, the battery drain from the keyless system should still be infinitesimal compared to other accessories.
Modern cars draw a lot of current when they're parked due to all the "keep alive" circuitry. If the battery is going dead after a couple of days, you have a problem. If it goes dead after a couple weeks, maybe it's just a weak battery. If it's going dead after a couple of months, well that's "normal".
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