Willos
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Yes i know to look in search to research this subject, just thought i'd let a few of you out there what i found today.
My battery is not up to its usual punch and went flat on me the other week. Its a Landrover battery and the huge one found in the DSE model.
Its not that old , so put the multimeter on it. 11.96v stationary no engine on and 14.4v when engine on. I decided to take a look in the cells , which were bone dry. Ended up filling with 1 litre of deionised water. So will see if just topping it up will give it some new life or kill it.
whats the verdict ? If its run dry will it not rejuvinate or kill it dead. Interested to hear if anyone else has found this. If it does give its life back then it may be worth getting the torch out and filling it up rather than telling everyone just to fork out £100 for a new battery.
My battery is not up to its usual punch and went flat on me the other week. Its a Landrover battery and the huge one found in the DSE model.
Its not that old , so put the multimeter on it. 11.96v stationary no engine on and 14.4v when engine on. I decided to take a look in the cells , which were bone dry. Ended up filling with 1 litre of deionised water. So will see if just topping it up will give it some new life or kill it.
whats the verdict ? If its run dry will it not rejuvinate or kill it dead. Interested to hear if anyone else has found this. If it does give its life back then it may be worth getting the torch out and filling it up rather than telling everyone just to fork out £100 for a new battery.