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Hello . I wonder if anyone can help me with a question I have. Last year I left the Kadjar in the long term parking in the airport for one month .
When I returned the battery ( One and a half years old) was flat. I am going abroad again this year. Is there any way I can prevent the battery draining out? Thanks.,
Pierre

Just unplug the red wire from the battery and lock with the key hidden inside the keycard.

Thank you AOne  . Would this disable the immobiliser  code or would that resume  when i reconnect the battery? 

It will definitely disable the Alarm, after a period of time as that has its own battery back up, as for coding I'm not sure.
When you have left the car for a long period, month, does the engine try and turn all be it a click or is everything dead? I'm a little surprised it is that flat after only a month.

Well, my guess is - nothing wrong will happen, but it's just a guess. Better, ask the dealer.

Mine has no alarm, but as I read the forum, all the UK's have. Suppose it's an ensurer request.

PS: duracel3634 is right. The battery should last way more then a month.

When I had my Captur, I sometimes left it for up to 8 weeks without a problem.
This year, it will be 7 weeks so I'm hoping that the same result will occur. I immobilised the movement sensors before I left it as a precaution against the alarm going off and annoying everyone, as well as potentially draining the battery.