My favorite saying is "If ignorance is bliss, most of these people must be
ecstatic"
If you want a good laugh, read the Seat Belt section of any new car owner's
manual. That section alone dwarfs the rest of the manual in it's thoroughness
and complexity. I never realized that the simple act
That's funny. I was just telling someone the other day that these days,
when you purchase a new just about anything, with a few exceptions
(clothing, etc), the instructions are prefaced by multiple pages of
warnings, disclaimers, et all, before you actually get the actual
information on how to
Optima's charger reminds me of the Pepsi commercial that translated poorly into
Chinese. Instead of "It brings good things to life", it translated as "It
brings back your dead ancestors"...
As for the new-style battery covers, I've opened them as well but only under
severe duress because the
I've used Battery Tenders on my motorcycle and track car for years. They work
great.
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> On Mar 21, 2016, at 10:46 AM, Holland Phillips
> wrote:
>
> That's the whole marketing approach used by Battery Tender. They claim you
> connect one of
That's one of the claims that Optima makes for their charger, that it can bring back presumed dead AGM batteries when other chargers can't. If you have a local retailer who stocks the Optima charger, you could try bringing your dead Red Top in and ask them to try and restore it.
On Mar 21, 2016
Good point, I have been testing the batteries without the charger which is why
I suspect it is not charging (it is also not going to a green light like it
used to, stays either red or flashing red/green).
I’ll test the voltage with the charger connected and see what it registers when
I am
You can easily test the charger. Just use a volt meter, and while the
charger is plugged in, and connected to a battery, you should see at least
13.8 volts or so. If you're not reading above 13volts, it's probably not
working.
The Optima charger is a nice piece, but only if you're running AGM type
My battery tender Jr. does not seem to be charging the batteries I am trying to
use it on anymore. Do these things die after a while?
I assume there is no hard in having them connected to a battery all the time?
I try to swap between the Mk2 and the E30 but now it seems like it is not