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Post by jksplit67 on May 30, 2010 20:25:42 GMT 1
I think if you've run it flat you will need to take the battery off and use a battery charger, leave it on charge (probably for 24 hrs or at least overnight!) Then see what happens.... Thats what Jim does...I only know because the battery gets put on charge in the kitchen ha ha Katie x   |
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Post by liamlovesvdubs on May 30, 2010 20:48:01 GMT 1
i dont think ive run it flat cuz the battery indiecator says its still ok , unless its rong lol
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Post by Chris72 on May 30, 2010 21:38:04 GMT 1
Give it a full charge mate. Ten mins will do naff all for you battery
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Post by liamlovesvdubs on May 30, 2010 21:49:23 GMT 1
i would but i dont got a battery charger . anyone fancy lettimg me borrow one??
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Post by jksplit67 on May 30, 2010 23:07:05 GMT 1
You can borrow ours Pm me your address and Jim will drop it round either before 3pm or after 9pm as he's at work in between! (It is Pytchley where you live isn't it?) Not sure about a Battery indicator  if your engine isn't turning over....charge your battery first if that doesn't work it could be a sticky starter motor or something draining the battery maybe  Katie x |
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Post by steve66! on Jun 12, 2010 19:12:50 GMT 1
you got this sorted dude?
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Post by axenige on Jun 13, 2010 1:41:16 GMT 1
Also check the state of each of the cells to see what the overall charge is, if one of the cells has collapsed even if the battery is at full charge, it will only be delivering about 10 volts. In which case it will certainly not start the engine.
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Post by liamlovesvdubs on Jun 13, 2010 20:25:00 GMT 1
yep its all sorted , its got its mot on tuesday
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if your engine isn't turning over....charge your battery first if that doesn't work it could be a sticky starter motor or something draining the battery 
