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Old 03-17-2002, 05:38 PM   #1
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Unhappy Re: battery problems

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Originally posted by chuck88

Sears Die Hard's are no good! Years ago they were the best. I don't use my car that often should the battery die in 3 weeks with no use? if so let me know.
Obviously, a fairly new battery with a full charge shouldn't go dead in three weeks without use but you may have a small, unnoticed battery drain you're not aware of (besides the clock) or the battery isn't fully charged when you park it and the combination of a partially-charged battery and possibly a small drain can kill it, as you've experienced.

Of course, you could just have a defective battery. It happens. Have it checked. I bought a Die Hard once and it presented me with a dead cell within 9 months with no abuse or any other real reason. Sears verified the problem and replaced it for just a few dollars, pro-rated.

Worth a shot.
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