Should really charge it then test it with a proper battery load tester. All you can do on your own is get a multimeter and check the voltage. Without it running and having sat for a 1/2 hour or so the voltage should be approx 12-12.5 volts. Start the engine and if the alternator is good the voltage at the battery terminals should be 13-14 volts. If without the engine running the battery voltage is 12 or less this may indicate that the battery is not holding a charge. Even then the voltage should go to between 13-14 volts when engine is started showing that the alternator is working to charge the battery. If when started the battery voltage stays around 12-12.5 volts or less I would suspect the alternator. Just to double check there is the main power out terminal on the back of the alternator. With the engine running check the voltage. If 13-14 volts is present at the alternator but not the battery the circuit in between the alternator and battery is suspect. If the voltage at the alternator is the same as at the battery (12-12.5 or less) the alternator or voltage regulator may be defective.
hi i want to know my car year 2000 Mercedes ML 320 radio code.please
Remove the battery and have it tested at any auto parts store.
Well, it depends if you know how. The battery is usually found in the inside. Fiind a professional
Hi I dont know if mine was the same ,I had a 2000 s type and the battery was in the boot.
If you know the battery and connections at the battery are good then it is more than likely a defective starter.
I don't know if you are kidding or not, but if you are not, just pop the hood.
Any battery can be a good battery. The Walmart battery is an excellent battery at a good price. Know that Walmart does not manufacture batteries and it is made by one of the 4 manufactures in the U.S. The best battery would be an Optima but they are pricey.
It really depends, but I do know good brands of batteries. Here are some...DuracellRavoc (only the rechargable kinds)I hope that helps!
It would help to know the sensor that needs resetting.
It can be a bad starter, but it can be a corroded battery cable. If you know the battery and cables are good, remove the starter and have it tested at most auto parts stores.It can be a bad starter, but it can be a corroded battery cable. If you know the battery and cables are good, remove the starter and have it tested at most auto parts stores.
if the battery is good, it is not the regulator.i would check all fuses first,then check starter solenoid and starter
As far as I know, there is no national database of battery life statistics, but just from personal experience, having owned two Toyota echos (2000 and 2001) the original battery lasted 9 years in both. If it starts taking longer to start your car, especially after it has been sitting in cold weather, its a sign that the battery is near the end of its life. You can buy a good quality replacement battery for as little as $65 with more cold crank amps than the original OEM battery (most have a 3-4 year warranty).