On Mon, 5 May 2008 04:53:41 +0100, against all advice, something
compelled "tpow" <wd40@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, to say:
> > I'm pretty sure my four year old car needs a new battery. What
> > say you all?
> >
> >
> > --
> >
> > Life is too short to play cheap guitars.
>
>
> to test a battery it needs to have a load put on it..........or use
a
> hydrometer to test specific gravity
It doesn't look like you can open it to test the SG.
> just go get a new one..........battery that is, not TT
I'd love a new TT, but there is a financial reason I got a used
one.
It only had 35,300 miles on it. The previous owner lived very
close to her work, and I suspect that the car suffered from a lot
of very short trips. Not long enough to fully charge the
battery, and after a year of this the battery is just worn out.
I have it on a charger right now, which will allow me to start it
in the morning and get it home from my . . . well, let us just
say I don't spend all of my nights at home.
Can one get a new battery from Les Schwab or similar, or is it a
dealer only part?
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Life is too short to play cheap guitars.
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