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ok.. I'm at work.. I drove car for two hours straight and parked. At dinner time, I turned on my car and guess what? It cranks two times and it turns on.. I'm here thinking.. uh... wtf? why is it having so hard time to crank?.. so I turn it off.. and turn it on again to hear the sound.. and now.. it try to crank and won't.. After thinking, I borrowed the jump cable and jumped the car.. now it turns on without a problem.. How long do I have to running the car to recharge the battery? and what might cause the problem to drain the battery? I didn't turn on anything on the car.. and I believe this is brand new battery..
Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
Either weak battery or dying starter. Take it to Autozone and they can test both for you.
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I just bought the car. They are new I think, or at least almost new. I just jumped the car and it starts and run. I have the engine code on but I have no clue. It's battery for sure. Look like it's charging. Let see how it works tomorrow morning.
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it look like it's alternator problem.. it's not charging the battery.. how much do they charge? does it cover under the warranty?
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You probably just left something on. One dead battery isn't anything to be concerned about. It's when the battery will only sit for 2-3 days that you need to be concerned.
It isn't typical of a car to start up, drive fine for two hours, and then not start up. Are you positive you didn't leave the headlights on?
It isn't typical of a car to start up, drive fine for two hours, and then not start up. Are you positive you didn't leave the headlights on?
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