How to Check Your Car Battery and Not Get Ripped Off
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What does WOW mean??
Big problem????
All that does is gives a negative voltage reading on the meter. So what? It still allows you to read the voltage drop when cranking the engine and that is what you want!
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This is the info I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to produce this informative piece.
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THANKS!! BEST VIDEO I'VE SEEN ABOUT BATTERIES AND HOW TO CHECK THEM WITH A VOLTMETER. I LEARNED ALOT!!
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Hi I start the car and the radio starts with sound, I crank and start the motor the radio stop for some seconds. The radio light come back but no sound. AFter 10 minutes the sound might come. Is that a battery problem ? I have 12.4 Volt over the battery when the car stands still. Thanks for good info/video
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Information at 4:20 was what I needed to know.
Id like to buy this guy a beer.
willybarton 1 month ago
@willybarton when and where?
wnsautter 1 month ago
Check the fuse to the radio. It may be loose or is internally broken and making intermittent contact? Replace it in any case.Also it could be a loose connection in the system? It could be the radio itself. I seriously doubt that the battery has anything to do with this problem!
These are only guesses!
wnsautter 2 months ago
when i start the car with the keys, it fine.
when i attempt a remote start, it cranks but does not start, then the battery is drained all of a sudden. then now i have to jump it.
NguyenEmpir3 2 months ago
@NguyenEmpir3 new cars with a "chip key"must have a box installed with the remote. the box uses the "valet key" to allow the car to start. Who installed the remote?? I bet they didn't install the valet key box!
wnsautter 2 months ago
what are you talking about?
wnsautter 3 months ago