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flat batterys

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Hi, got in the van tday the battery has got no power, i think the interior light came on a week ago and drained the batterys ? jump leads were out and started it up in 5 mins no worries, took off the leads went for a drive for 40 mins , turned off the engine again still flat wont start :cry: do i take out one of the batterys and charge it up fully,if so is it the leisure battery or both batterys , i hope that it is just the batterys and nothing else. all the best John.

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charge up the starter battery for about three days.

when you restart the engine the alternator will pile in loadsa amps for the "leisure"
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ies, if you can charge them both, if possible out of the van, check the fluid levels too while they are out!

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Thanks for that guys i will charge both of them makes sense :D thank you all the best cosmic

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