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Re: Would this be an ignition switch problem?
Sounds like that battery was bad right from the get go.
I've been less than impressed with quality from all of the big three battery outfits (East Penn, Johnson Controls, & Exide) in the last half decade. I went through three batteries when I replaced the 10 year old Delco battery in my Impala in 2018. I'm not sure who was making batteries for AC Delco in 2008 but I want more of those. Two new batteries failed in about a week and the third made it five months. I went through the charging system with a fine tooth comb four times and found nothing amiss. Crossing my fingers that this one makes it through its' third winter. If I have another failure I'm going to consider a building a Maxwell supercapacitor pak and carrying a Lithium Ion jump pak. They're the closest thing we have to Phillip Jose Farmers' batacitor.
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And please let us know if and how your repairs were successful. Last edited by hatzie; 11-13-2021 at 08:59 AM. |
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