New Found Lost Power, No BS!
#1
New Found Lost Power, No BS!
I had posted about me having a major electrical problem and I solved it after a week of frustration and test that lied.
Two autozones said my battery was fine, however I changed it out and had them test the battery outside the car and it was Very BAD, running in the low 9 to high 8 volts. I bought the red top Optima and it is AWSOME. After driving the car around today for the first time I can SAY I WAS LOSING HP WITH THE BAD BATTERY. I could hear my alternator before running hard, but not anymore. I don't think that it is all that far off for my car running at the porper volatage to have gained compared to a 8 to 9 volt battery bearly keeping the car alive.
Two autozones said my battery was fine, however I changed it out and had them test the battery outside the car and it was Very BAD, running in the low 9 to high 8 volts. I bought the red top Optima and it is AWSOME. After driving the car around today for the first time I can SAY I WAS LOSING HP WITH THE BAD BATTERY. I could hear my alternator before running hard, but not anymore. I don't think that it is all that far off for my car running at the porper volatage to have gained compared to a 8 to 9 volt battery bearly keeping the car alive.
Last edited by 96redformula7; 04-07-2004 at 05:34 PM.
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That is why I said no BS. I guess it would be due to the alternator running overtime pulling tons of power. Let's see if any car guro's can explain. 8 to 9 volts is really low. Wonder how it lasted a month plus on that low of voltage, cause If I had anything on in the car for over a couple minutes with the car off it would nto start back up, so I know it had been like that for well over a month.
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