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dam truck has been parked for 2 weeks and i tried to start it today and freaken battery was dead

it basically said :pfingers: to me ahaha

but i jumped it and now it seems like my dam battery wont hold the charge
 

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Have the battery and alt tested.

my dad owns a shop, i recently put a 250amp alternator in it and changed the battery about 2 years ago

ill check it out tomorrow maybe and hope the battery and everything is fine
 

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once a lead acid battery dies, it will never hold a charge again, get a new one and dont let it sit for more then a week...
 

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I had to replace mine last Dec because it died on me... I'd jump it but it would only hold a charge for a day.. Just had to replace it in the end.
 

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once a lead acid battery dies, it will never hold a charge again, get a new one and dont let it sit for more then a week...


That's if it freezes after it goes dead...

Lead acid can be recharged, even after a complete discharge... It's just not going to have as much capacity as it did before it died...

I leave mine sit for 2 weeks in the winter with no issues :dunno:
 

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once a lead acid battery dies, it will never hold a charge again, get a new one and dont let it sit for more then a week...


dammm lol

or get an optima or some other gel battery, they can be drained fully (although i would not let it get under 2 volts) and then still be recharged and never notice a difference
 

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They never reach full capacity once they are completely flat. If you catch it with some charge left in it, you may have a chance of saving it - but the damn thing might also die just when you least expect it too.
 

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