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Our car is stop-start, it hasn't performed this 'feature' for many
months. I believe this to be a symptom of the battery not being at it's best. It was clicking the other day rather than cranking the engine over, worked OK upon retrying. Taken it for a couple of decent runs since (because it's been largely short runs all year, due to the obvious), it's been OK. I happened to have a meter in my hand today so checked it and it's reading 12.1v which is quite low. Battery life generally being 4-6 years and us having had the car 4.5 years i'm thinking shall I just replace it? Advice is to trickle charge it first but I haven't a charger and I don't want to buy a charger *and* a battery. |
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