Battery Totally Dis-Charged
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Battery Totally Dis-Charged
Yesterday afternoon I did'nt close my FD's door properly.
So, the inside 2 lights above the rear view mirro remained on for more than 24 hours and totally dis-charged the battery.
Technically the battery should re-charge itself. Correct?
So, the inside 2 lights above the rear view mirro remained on for more than 24 hours and totally dis-charged the battery.
Technically the battery should re-charge itself. Correct?
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i've read that some automatic chargers won't recognize battery/begin charge unless the battery is showing a minimum voltage ~4.0v... my recommendation is a slower manual charger(1A/2A) to start off completely d/c'd battery a quicker (higher Amp) automatic charger to finish.. worked for me when i had difficulty with just the auto charger on a completely dead battery
or just jump the car and make sure you run it long enough.. dont stall the car somewhere if your clutching isn't so great
or just jump the car and make sure you run it long enough.. dont stall the car somewhere if your clutching isn't so great
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i've read that some automatic chargers won't recognize battery/begin charge unless the battery is showing a minimum voltage ~4.0v... my recommendation is a slower manual charger(1A/2A) to start off completely d/c'd battery a quicker (higher Amp) automatic charger to finish..
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definately get one with starter mode! I got one that was on sale, and it was a digital "smart charger" but one time I accidentally left the lights on and it was basically useless because I couldn't wait in the parking lot for 3 hours...
with my experience, I have never had an automatic battery charger not be able to charge a fully dead battery. An automatic is way better because you can just slap it on and leave it over night and it won't over charge, waiting for the battery to charge is such a pain.
with my experience, I have never had an automatic battery charger not be able to charge a fully dead battery. An automatic is way better because you can just slap it on and leave it over night and it won't over charge, waiting for the battery to charge is such a pain.
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