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YOUR RESEARCHHELP!! No Juice
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Yes, honk means something was left open (for me, usually the center console, but there's no light in there to run the batt down).
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Regardless, if the battery is shot, make sure you charge it up as much as you can first before running the car.
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No juice whatsover, no dome light, windows don't open when you pull the door handle etc....Have battery charger on, reads half charged already but still not enough for any accessories to work.
Parked her in the driveway on Friday night and this morning she is absolutely deader than a doornail!!
No juice whatsover, no dome light, windows don't open when you pull the door handle etc....Have battery charger on, reads half charged already but still not enough for any accessories to work. Checked every under dash fuse ..all OK.
Any other place I should check for fuses etc....
(battery is only 3 years old)
Pete
let it charge a while, did you leave something on? (lights)
its possible the battery is just shot and will need replacing. Wierd no lights would come on, but it might be so low that it just wont. - are you on "slow charge" or "jump" (if you have the option on the charger)
make sure the charger is hooked up with correct poarity too -
just tossing out ideas
Hey Ed!
No, everything was off. When I put the alarm "on" on friday, it did honk the horn which struck me as funny because when you energize the alarm normally with a quick push on the key fob button it never did that before.
Charging at 6 amps rate right now.
Pete
Honking horn usually means that something was left open: glove box, armrest storage, front or rear lids. If one of those was open with the courtesy light on, it could have drained your battery.
Yes, honk means something was left open (for me, usually the center console, but there's no light in there to run the batt down).
Regardless, if the battery is shot, make sure you charge it up as much as you can first before running the car. Some folks drain their batts and then jump the car to get it going and let the alt charge everything up. That's hard on the car's alt and batt, and causes undue stress.
Completely discharging an old batt doesn't do it much good; I'd replace it for good measure anyway.
Thanks for hints!
Charged it up for 24 hours at 6 amps slow charge and she is fine!!
I guess that I must have left something on but didn't notice it!
Pete
