LS600lh Battery Died
07-30-11, 11:35 AM
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I'm out of state right now, when I get back I'll get the info from the dealer
I have no idea how it died (as of now)
It's just a regular Panasonic battery, I'll get the model numbers when I get back to the car
I forget the crank specs, I would definitely not replace with a Brailie light weight
If you got subs you should probably put in a cap, I've had issues before directly connecting to battery
I have no idea how it died (as of now)
It's just a regular Panasonic battery, I'll get the model numbers when I get back to the car
I forget the crank specs, I would definitely not replace with a Brailie light weight
If you got subs you should probably put in a cap, I've had issues before directly connecting to battery
08-02-11, 01:36 PM
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I had the same issue and fortunately I didn't buy a new battery but a charger.
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I mean I bought an external charger and installed a cable to easily plug-in the charger.
Yes, I use the CTEK as trickle charger whenever she is in the garage.
I tested new DVD's and the next day I couldn't open the doors. It was absolutely no fun, after recharging the battery the horn waked up the whole neighborhood. I strongly recommend that every owner knows how to open (driver door & trunk) with the sweet little key and where the battery is located. Calling a workshop is for sure an option.
Yes, I use the CTEK as trickle charger whenever she is in the garage.
I tested new DVD's and the next day I couldn't open the doors. It was absolutely no fun, after recharging the battery the horn waked up the whole neighborhood. I strongly recommend that every owner knows how to open (driver door & trunk) with the sweet little key and where the battery is located. Calling a workshop is for sure an option.
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I'm out of state right now, when I get back I'll get the info from the dealer
I have no idea how it died (as of now)
It's just a regular Panasonic battery, I'll get the model numbers when I get back to the car
I forget the crank specs, I would definitely not replace with a Brailie light weight
If you got subs you should probably put in a cap, I've had issues before directly connecting to battery
I have no idea how it died (as of now)
It's just a regular Panasonic battery, I'll get the model numbers when I get back to the car
I forget the crank specs, I would definitely not replace with a Brailie light weight
If you got subs you should probably put in a cap, I've had issues before directly connecting to battery
A smart key too close to the vehicle can kill the battery, only a matter of communication time.
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