<zachery.woods@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I came out to start my car today and noticed that it wouldn't start.
> I've been having issues with a new battery which ill be returning.
> Being the car was dead I hooked up a battery charger that I have and
> set it to low and left it for about 5 min, came back and turn it onto
> a starter mode and started the car up. After I got onto the road I
> notice the LCD display was not functioning at all. I'm guessing I've
> blown it or fried it or something similar, any advice or suggestions
> on what may be wrong or how to fix it.
>
>
Since it occurred with a battery failure, I recommend seeing how it does
after the battery is replaced (or temporarily disconnect the battery now).
It is common for all sorts of car electronics to get a "dirty boot" if the
voltage is raised from something very low to 12 volts gradually. A power-on
reset usually fixes it right up.

Mike