Procrastinating is going to cost me another $80
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Procrastinating is going to cost me another $80
I finally got off my ass today, and was going to throw up my 94 Camaro on craigslist and autotrader. I haven't driven it much in the 4 months since I got my new car, and figured I'd take it around the block a couple times to circulate the fluids and make sure it's still running smooth... only to discover the battery had died. ARGHH! Time to procrastinate a little more, I guess
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Re: Procrastinating is going to cost me another $80
Hooray, was just a little weak from self-discharge! Came right back up after charging for a bit. Phew
So, ah, anyone looking to buy a '94 Camaro? Battery's still good!
So, ah, anyone looking to buy a '94 Camaro? Battery's still good!
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Drove it again today- no issues whatsoever. Makes me wonder why I even stopped driving it in the first place.
Oh wait, yeah, now I remember
Oh wait, yeah, now I remember
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really? My stepfather who is a manager at one said they cant take back batteries once someone has used them. actually against the law. they will recycle them for free though. i think it was they cant sell battery that have been hooked up at all. those might be recycled. i dont know
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really? My stepfather who is a manager at one said they cant take back batteries once someone has used them. actually against the law. they will recycle them for free though. i think it was they cant sell battery that have been hooked up at all. those might be recycled. i dont know
Not to be a dick, if your father is a manager or even a retail sales person, he should have seen the white poster that is by the battery and alternator/starter machine. It clearly states every procedure and how to go about doing something with a battery.