Should I unhook the negative everytime?
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Drifting
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From: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Should I unhook the negative everytime?
I have a 92' and a 04' Corvette.
I only drive them 3 or 4 times a month since I have a truck to drive to work (a plant)
What's the best way to keep the batteries from running down?
Should I unhook the negative from the battery everytime?
Thanks in advance,
VET 350
I only drive them 3 or 4 times a month since I have a truck to drive to work (a plant)
What's the best way to keep the batteries from running down?
Should I unhook the negative from the battery everytime?
Thanks in advance,
VET 350
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From: Vallejo CA
I'd say a "float" type charger such as a BatteryTender(tm) is the best answer to the dilema of keeping batteries charged in infrequently operated vehicles.
I used one myself on a motorcycle and it probably saved me from buying at least 3 or 4 new batteries over a span of several years.
I used one myself on a motorcycle and it probably saved me from buying at least 3 or 4 new batteries over a span of several years.
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Originally Posted by VET 350
How does a battery tender work?
It plugs into a outlet and attaches to the negative and positive?
It plugs into a outlet and attaches to the negative and positive?
