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I mistakenly left the center storage door ajar on my '69 Corvette and the lamp must have drained the battery over the course of a week.
I have my charger hooked up to the battery but it doesn't seem to be doing anything. Could I have completely ruined the battery or are these type of batteries unable to be charged like the older style batteries? |
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Dave
I use a Ctek Charger that has a special setting for Gel Cel and dry cell batteries. I have had Optima's for 5 years and have never had one drain down, but I have heard stories of them giving out completely. Try a Ctek charger and see if that helps. Paul
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1971 W30 convert, triple green,second owner. 1971 W30 Convert, special order Rally red, completed 68 Camaro Z28,Corvette Bronze,Houndstooth 2016 Porsche Carerra Cab and 2021 C63S AMG ,modern fun. www.vancouverclassiccars.com |
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1971 W30 convert, triple green,second owner. 1971 W30 Convert, special order Rally red, completed 68 Camaro Z28,Corvette Bronze,Houndstooth 2016 Porsche Carerra Cab and 2021 C63S AMG ,modern fun. www.vancouverclassiccars.com |
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If it won't take any charge, hook up a second battery that will take a charge. Then you can force it to take a charge. Once it takes some charge you should be able to remove the second battery.
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