Our old Volvo once had a dud battery. Got in, turn the key; engine turns once not very fast. Second time slower and the third time slower again... one cylinder fired and away it went.
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maycontainthunder
Get home safe!
Hazel_1914
Volvo made awesome cars.
The Corolla has not had a battery for six years. After coming home from a trip I decided to change the oil and left the lights on.
Well -- looks like I have to walk, or figure out a way to jump it.
The Corolla has not had a battery for six years. After coming home from a trip I decided to change the oil and left the lights on.
Well -- looks like I have to walk, or figure out a way to jump it.
Hazel_1914
The old car is fairly reliable so I think there's no problem apart from the battery. And it was very slow turning over this morning.