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I've SORNed my car as I'm not going to be able to drive it for a couple
of months. No doubt the battery will eventually need a charge but do I really have to disconnect it as current [pun not intended] advice seems to indicate? If I do, I will, no doubt, have a whole lot of setting up to do on the various electronics. It's many moons since I last charged a car battery and at that time I just clamped the charger leads on and let it get on with it. -- F |
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