Mod Wise hot start kit draining battery?
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Hi all.
I've recently fitted the Mod Wise hot start kit (which has done its job well so far!) but the battery is going flat after less than a week. I've charged the battery for 12 hours when it's been flat, and the car's been fine, but less than a week later and it's needed a re-charge again!
Anyone else had a problem like this, or is it just me thinking it's changed since I fitted it?
Ta,
James.
I've recently fitted the Mod Wise hot start kit (which has done its job well so far!) but the battery is going flat after less than a week. I've charged the battery for 12 hours when it's been flat, and the car's been fine, but less than a week later and it's needed a re-charge again!
Anyone else had a problem like this, or is it just me thinking it's changed since I fitted it?
Ta,
James.
james12345 said:
Hi all.
I've recently fitted the Mod Wise hot start kit (which has done its job well so far!) but the battery is going flat after less than a week. I've charged the battery for 12 hours when it's been flat,
I've recently fitted the Mod Wise hot start kit (which has done its job well so far!) but the battery is going flat after less than a week. I've charged the battery for 12 hours when it's been flat,
There's your problem. Car batteries don't like being flattened. And left flat. They never really work properly again, and won't hold a charge. If they're already a couple of years old, then that's your lot. New battery time. Sorry.
Agreed. The hot start kit was fitted by my trusty Indy at a few weeks ago while some other work was being done. I had a flat battery 3 days later and wondered if this was connected.
A meter showed showed otherwise and a new drain had been introduced while rummaging down there. Sorted that and its now fine.
A meter showed showed otherwise and a new drain had been introduced while rummaging down there. Sorted that and its now fine.
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