Frustration!!!!!
#1
Burning Brakes
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Frustration!!!!!
Battery dead AGAIN!!!!!!!. I am just venting and having this forum helps.
However, this is like the fourth or fifth AC Delco battery to go dead (replaced 21FEB05) - should I take it back to the dealer and get it replaced by another gonna die soon AC Delco battery or just by another manufactures battery?
This is getting old!
However, this is like the fourth or fifth AC Delco battery to go dead (replaced 21FEB05) - should I take it back to the dealer and get it replaced by another gonna die soon AC Delco battery or just by another manufactures battery?
This is getting old!
#3
Safety Car
Yep, you got a drain. Find a dealer that will take the time to fiigure it out. Oh, and keep your chin up...probably an easy fix and you can put it behind you.
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Burning Brakes
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I apologize I should have added that I have had it at two different dealers and both claim that there is no issue. I will try another once I get a functioning batter.
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Originally Posted by 05C6400
I apologize I should have added that I have had it at two different dealers and both claim that there is no issue. I will try another once I get a functioning batter.
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we had the same problem.. dealer said the same thing... no drain. jerked the crappy stock AC Delco.. in went an Optima Red Top... problem resolved. (same "process" that we went through with the C5 as well by the way lol)
anyway... just an FYI.
PS - TedG will be along in a little while to tell you that Optima's suck. Hey Ted!
anyway... just an FYI.
PS - TedG will be along in a little while to tell you that Optima's suck. Hey Ted!
#7
Burning Brakes
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I was told by Criswell to call roadside assistance to get a jump start or get the car towed. Roadside assistance came out and after several tries finally got the car jump started. However, I was told by Criswell that it will take 21 days for the battery to drain if the car is not being driven. It had only been a week for me. It will still be another trip to the dealer.