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Can cold weather drain a battery?
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E5GDM
PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2011 2:16 pm Up
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D4NTP wrote:
The more often a battery is drained and needs charging from flat the quicker it will need replacing. i go through a fair few on the bike as i forget to trickle charge. hence why high end cars have trickle charging connections in the boot.

You usually trickle charge a battery when the vehicle it's on isn't being used regularly enough to charge it on a run.

 
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Yeah, exactly. Bikes and high end stuff tend to be stood for long periods.
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devildriverxii wrote:

I ran a multimeter across it, it showed a 14v when the engine was off, and it went up to 15v when the engine was turned on.

Those values sounds slightly high.

Are you sure the alternator isnt overcharging the battery?

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MrBSI wrote:
devildriverxii wrote:

I ran a multimeter across it, it showed a 14v when the engine was off, and it went up to 15v when the engine was turned on.

Those values sounds slightly high.

Are you sure the alternator isnt overcharging the battery?

Hmm, this I can't be sure of. I'll check it again later to make sure.

Would an over charged batter cause it not to start then?

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devildriverxii wrote:

Would an over charged batter cause it not to start then?

It wont do the battery any good in the long run Laughing

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MrBSI wrote:
devildriverxii wrote:

Would an over charged batter cause it not to start then?

It wont do the battery any good in the long run Laughing

Man, I ask some stupid questions Sad

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My batterys died after 3 years, mind you i'm told thats average for my car LOL
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