Dead Vette....
Safety Car
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Tarpon Springs FL
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if you don't drive it often the battery drains due ot parasitic loss. Get a battery maintener. There is a plug in the hatch which is always on to plug it into. CTEK makes a great battery trickle charger in fact it is the same as the one chevy sells as the battery protection package
Drifting
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: Chandler, AZ
My C6 use to do this sporadically......i would hit the start and hear clicking and the car wouldnt start. There were some posts about this in the C6 forum and the general consensus was that it was the fob getting some interference from an outside source like a cell phone. I would just wait a couple minutes, shut off or reboot my cell phone, and all was well.
Safety Car
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: San Diego Ca
The C7 doesn't have the parasitic battery draw that the C6 does. Plain and simple.
If your C7 battery goes dead in less than a month, some unusual thing is going on. Certainly, the OP drives often enough and long enough that the battery (if not defective) should maintain a charge.
If your C7 battery goes dead in less than a month, some unusual thing is going on. Certainly, the OP drives often enough and long enough that the battery (if not defective) should maintain a charge.
Drifting
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From: Chirper Island
I always put my C6Z on the charger if I was going to not use it more than a few days. After reading your post I believed you and left for 8 days without putting it on the protector. Came home to day to a new C7Z with a completely dead battery. If you have a protector use it!
