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My battery gauge is a little under 14 amps/watts/jigawatts Is this good or bad--car is fine--I drive it once a week for 30mins or so. Is this a slow death or ok Car is 2 yrs old 6600 miles Thanks Mike
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YOUR RESEARCHBattery Level--whats acceptable?
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POST 2Original post
13.9 is normal, as I understand it. Seems fine.
POST 3Original post
Check your water...hot temps can kill a battery over time and they dont last long. Do yourself a favor and get a Optima Red Top...never think about the voltage and water again. Plus if you spill water, no battery acid eating away your paint.
POST 4Original post
For the record it is Volts, electrical "pressure" not amps which is the current flow as a result of the Volts With the engine running it is the charging system volts (typically above 13.4), with the ignition on before starting, it is the battery volts (should be above 12)
POST 5Original post
If you have doubts, pick up a battery minder from your local dealer. Plugs directly into the lighter socket.
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