Dead and I do mean dead battery

Dead and I do mean dead battery

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Sexual Chocolate

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1,583 posts

144 months

Thursday 24th April 2014
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Had the Elise sorn'd since September and its been on a trickle charger ever since. Well said trickle charger seems to have stopped working at some point and now there is noting left in the battery, not even the red light for the immobilizer is flashing. I attached another charger to it and there is still nothing (the light on the charger isn't coming on either). Is my battery completely knackered? Can I jump start it without causing any problems? Shall I just buy a new one? (Battery not Elise).

BibsTLF

790 posts

207 months

Thursday 24th April 2014
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Batteries are under £40 and take 30 mins to fit (I just did mine this afternoon), no brainer.

kambites

67,574 posts

221 months

Thursday 24th April 2014
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If it's been sitting flat for a significant period of time, your best bet is probably to just replace it. They aren't expensive and the Elise does like to abuse them.