iainjo
Active Member
My car has been stood for some months and yes I know I should have been out giving it a quick run, there are some mitigating reasons why not
The battery is dead other than enough juice to unlock the car. First challenge was to get the battery out, I can only spy one small bolt at the front and just about feel but not see one at the back. If the battery does need replacing does anyone know how it's secured?
In the meantime the car is in a safe enough spot that I can feed power from the garage and I have CTEK charger hooked up running away in recondition mode. From recollection on other cars I've had, if it can resurrect the battery, then that could take 24 to 48 hours to get it near fully charged.
What I found when I grabbed something from the car is that the front and rear window dropped but didn't return. I then tried opening and close the door again and both dropped a little more. It might be because there's virtually no juice in the battery.
Is there anything I'll need to reset when the battery is back up and running?
The battery is dead other than enough juice to unlock the car. First challenge was to get the battery out, I can only spy one small bolt at the front and just about feel but not see one at the back. If the battery does need replacing does anyone know how it's secured?
In the meantime the car is in a safe enough spot that I can feed power from the garage and I have CTEK charger hooked up running away in recondition mode. From recollection on other cars I've had, if it can resurrect the battery, then that could take 24 to 48 hours to get it near fully charged.
What I found when I grabbed something from the car is that the front and rear window dropped but didn't return. I then tried opening and close the door again and both dropped a little more. It might be because there's virtually no juice in the battery.
Is there anything I'll need to reset when the battery is back up and running?