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Battery Flat
dsrio:
This morning my car battery died on me juz 2 mths b4 my car reach 2 yrs. Called nissan hotline & it cost me nearly $110 for them to come down & change a new one within 45 minutes.
Tell tale signs of a dying battery include,
1) when you start ignition, it takes a longer time to crank.
2) fuel gauage meter only jump to the indicated level a few seconds after engine started.
3) battery water level not a good indication as I just checked a fews ago & it was okay.
A bit disappointed as my previous car, its battery last me more than 3 yrs & I only change it because its terminal point was corrosive.
latio79:
--- Quote from: dsrio on September 18, 2008, 09:50:55 AM ---This morning my car battery died on me juz 2 mths b4 my car reach 2 yrs. Called nissan hotline & it cost me nearly $110 for them to come down & change a new one within 45 minutes.
Tell tale signs of a dying battery include,
1) when you start ignition, it takes a longer time to crank.
2) fuel gauage meter only jump to the indicated level a few seconds after engine started.
3) battery water level not a good indication as I just checked a fews ago & it was okay.
A bit disappointed as my previous car, its battery last me more than 3 yrs & I only change it because its terminal point was corrosive.
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Yo man,
Same fate as you this morning.. Car went dead on me..
Got AA to change the Amaron battery for me though..
Think Nissan's battery really weak.. can only last btw
1yr - 1.5 yrs..
Jo_Lee:
--- Quote from: latio79 on September 18, 2008, 01:59:48 PM ---Yo man,
Same fate as you this morning.. Car went dead on me..
Got AA to change the Amaron battery for me though..
Think Nissan's battery really weak.. can only last btw
1yr - 1.5 yrs..
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may i know total how much AA charge u ?
clarence:
I think AA charges at least $150.
Maintenance free batteries are never as lasting as conventional ones which need battery water top up
gh05tss:
--- Quote from: clarence on September 18, 2008, 02:10:03 PM ---I think AA charges at least $150.
Maintenance free batteries are never as lasting as conventional ones which need battery water top up
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Camel don't drink also will die.....
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