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Batter discharge
Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 20:48
by bircum278
Battery is discharging after 2 day I suspect a drain sadly my mate has lost my wiring Diagram !984 1.6 turbo Diesel Import left hand drive Westi The relay next to the glow relay Not sure it this should be live all the time Any help with diagram would be fantastic Bircum278
Re: Batter discharge
Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 21:40
by kevtherev
welcome to the forum

Re: Batter discharge
Posted: 03 Feb 2012, 22:28
by CovKid
Just bear in mind that batteries do not always make it to their suggested life span and temperatures like these can pull them down fast. Mine is 3 years old and I must have charged the damned thing 20 times last month. As luck would have it, today I was trudging across to the van, lugging the battery when bloke in the garage next to me called me across. He had a brand new battery from an Audi he'd had to write off and only wanted £25 for it. Cripes, the starter motor didn't know what was coming when I turned the key. Big difference! Thats saved me a few quid.
Tenner for the old one as scrap - that makes £15 for a brand new battery - result!
Re: Batter discharge
Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 08:58
by 1664
CovKid wrote:Tenner for the old one as scrap
I thought they didn't take batteries anymore? Didn't when I tried a few years ago (of course I say
"a few years ago", it was probably 1983)

Re: Batter discharge
Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 11:13
by sarran1955
Hello,
1664 wrote:CovKid wrote:Tenner for the old one as scrap
I thought they didn't take batteries anymore? Didn't when I tried a few years ago (of course I say
"a few years ago", it was probably 1983)

In 1983, wouldn't a car battery have cost a tenner
Cordialement,

Re: Batter discharge
Posted: 04 Feb 2012, 13:05
by CovKid
Things have changed enormously Bren, old batteries worth dosh now.
Re: Batter discharge
Posted: 05 Feb 2012, 16:02
by R0B
I thought you were having problems with your flour and water mix.With that header.
Batter discharge