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I would start by checking the battery voltage and the cables to the battery.
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I would start by checking the battery voltage and the cables to the battery.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I've been out of town and bad weather prevented me from starting the porsche for about 3 weeks. Yesterday, I tried starting the engine and nothing happened, the battery is fully charged . Anybody with any suggestions or am resigned to call the tow truck to take it in to the porsche dealer.

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sooo, what exactly happens when you turn the key? any noise? how do you know battery is still good?

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After sitting for 3 weeks, the battery will not be fully charged unless you have a charger on it. I would start by checking the battery voltage and the cables to the battery. FYI - If your voltage measures under 11.4V, the battery is 0% charged; 12.15V is 50% charged; 12.9V is 100% charged.

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