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Posted by teamhernandez (Member # 5843) on
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Hello everyone. I have a question regarding a battery, its totally dead unless i jump start.
I have a problem with keeping the battery charged after i turn the car off.
The problem was that i left a 1200 dc invertor on over night that was powering a 50" plasma.
I was told to leave engine on while running plasma and someone else left it on overnight.
Its on a H2. Does anyone know how I can recharge the battery to stay charged completly ?
Is there a place I can pay to have battery recharged, I dont want to replace battery.
thanks
Posted by 92stangLX (Member # 3252) on
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Sounds like you may have killed your battery. See if one of your friends has a battery charger and try charging it overnight.
If it doesn't hold a charge then I would take it somewhere and have it tested.
Posted by teamhernandez (Member # 5843) on
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thanks. i think i killed the battery beyond life too. i'll try and recharge on a lil battery charger that i bought from kraken, hope it works
Posted by MINGRYGT (Member # 2439) on
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once you've jumped your car, how long do you drive it for? your alternator should do all the charging you need it to do.
Posted by HungryHippo (Member # 537) on
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sounds like your brakes
Posted by Quick 88LX (Member # 1950) on
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Wait a second.... You own a H2 with a plasma screen and you don't want to buy a new battery even though you killed it on accident? I could understand the tight budget guy trying to squeeze some life out of his battery but with the money you already spent, why not just buy a new battery dude?
I apologize if I come off rude; not my intention. I am just curious.
Posted by SmokinLX (Member # 1684) on
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Originally posted by Quick 88LX:
Wait a second.... You own a H2 with a plasma screen and you don't want to buy a new battery even though you killed it on accident? I could understand the tight budget guy trying to squeeze some life out of his battery but with the money you already spent, why not just buy a new battery dude?
I apologize if I come off rude; not my intention. I am just curious.
I agree if you charge the battery only for it to fail on you later the tow and loss of time will be more of a headache than just replacing it.
Posted by teamhernandez (Member # 5843) on
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Thanks everyone for your opinions, comments and suggestions, all were greatlly appreciated.
It wasnt about spending the $ 125 for a new batterey, compared to the $ 52K on the H2 spend and $ 6K on the 50 inch plasma, just the hassle.
Posted by ShiftyGT (Member # 3862) on
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Get something with a life time warrenty incase it happens again... Optima maybe
Posted by cheap (Member # 858) on
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Optima doesn't offer a lifetime warranty. Not sure I've ever seen a battery manf that does, for examples shown here in this thread.
By the way, where the hell is the brake problem or the 911 in this post?? ghey
[ August 09, 2005, 02:37 AM: Message edited by: cheap ]
Posted by Cobra5.0Jeep (Member # 1482) on
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your first mistake was buying a H2 haha.
Posted by teamhernandez (Member # 5843) on
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PLEASE Erase ME...
Posted by h8louzn (Member # 1075) on
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If you have 58K in the H2 and plasma give me 1k and I'll come put a new battery in for you!!!
I will even supply the new battery!
Posted by teamhernandez (Member # 5843) on
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thanks. battery replaced.
Posted by Cobra5.0Jeep (Member # 1482) on
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50 inch plasma in a H2 Hummer?!
Posted by Joooestang66 (Member # 2828) on
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It's a tax write off
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