Battery dying?
Well I went out to start the car this morning and I turn the key, it turns and budabump, it stalls.
I wasn't expecting it so, I didn't really pay attention until I realize that it stalled. So I wait about 30seconds with all accesories off, thinking it's the battery.
I turn, but the car just cranks and cranks. So I wait about a minute. I turn and very slowly it turns over. It felt like it wanted to die for about 5 seconds and finally got up and running into it's normal warp up range.
Well I took it to mt g/f's dealership, ran the volt meter.
While running it was cranking out 14volts
with the car off it was at 12volts
while starting it dropped down to 10 volts.
Does this sound like a dead battery. My 99 GSR has 73000 miles on it and the battery is the same one since I had it at 15000 3 years ago.
I wasn't expecting it so, I didn't really pay attention until I realize that it stalled. So I wait about 30seconds with all accesories off, thinking it's the battery.
I turn, but the car just cranks and cranks. So I wait about a minute. I turn and very slowly it turns over. It felt like it wanted to die for about 5 seconds and finally got up and running into it's normal warp up range.
Well I took it to mt g/f's dealership, ran the volt meter.
While running it was cranking out 14volts
with the car off it was at 12volts
while starting it dropped down to 10 volts.
Does this sound like a dead battery. My 99 GSR has 73000 miles on it and the battery is the same one since I had it at 15000 3 years ago.
It could be the battery. The best way to check is to take it to autozone or something and they have a tester that will put a load on the battery and alternator. They can tell you if its bad or not.
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