Running system w/ engine off for long periods
Reading that other post about an extra battery reminded me of this problem I need to solve.
I sometimes run my system for hours on ends without the car on (don't ask me why :p ) and one time my car almost didn't start :thumbup: I was wondering what I could do to let it run without draining my battery down to the point where my car won't start. I have a huge nearly brand new exide battery sitting at home so maybe hook that up somehow? (I don't know what I would need). Gimme some opinions :) |
i cant help but to ask you why. it wont hurt to turn the car on for 30secs every 20-30 mins. :p
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there is this thing called the battery saver...it sets a limit with just enough juice to start the car and it will cut off the flow when you reach that point.
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solution; turn key, start car
whats wrong with you ? LMAO |
Keep in mind, when your battery is low or drained, and you manage to start the car, the alternator has to work VERY hard to recharge the battery. So you are adding extra wear and tear on the alternator's bearings, diodes, and core. My suggestion is not to run the stereo without the engine running. And alot of highway driving for the next week (that's the best way to charge the battery).
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Originally posted by WiLL i cant help but to ask you why. it wont hurt to turn the car on for 30secs every 20-30 mins. :p (thats what i need to do to get a good charge incase i need to jump someones batt) |
if i were you i would put that other battery in your trunk and just run it off of that battery or dont turn it on when the cars not on.
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