HELP!! my 997 will be dead
#1
HELP!! my 997 will be dead
I rented a storage for two months.
My 997 will be sitting there for two months without battery maintainer.
There is no outlet in the storage.
Will the battery be dead when I come back?
Is there any way that 997 can still alive after two months?
Or is there any battery maintainer that working without outlet?
Any proper way to storage?
Any comments are welcome!! HELP!!!
My 997 will be sitting there for two months without battery maintainer.
There is no outlet in the storage.
Will the battery be dead when I come back?
Is there any way that 997 can still alive after two months?
Or is there any battery maintainer that working without outlet?
Any proper way to storage?
Any comments are welcome!! HELP!!!
#2
Three Wheelin'
Why not simply take the battery out, and leave the car as is place the battery on a charger at your home then, when ready to use the car, bring the "maintained" battery, install her, and off you go
#5
Rennlist Member
I have a 57 Chevy street rod that has disabling switch to the battery and the car is used 2-3 times a year and it never fails to start. Unhooking the battery would work.
#7
Nordschleife Master
No need to remove the battery as it will not appreciably discharge by itself during that period of time. I would simply disconnect the battery. Make sure you have your radio code.
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#8
On the newer cars you don't need the "code" anymore, everything is tied into the ignition key, I think.
My experience from a flat battery recently... and I had a charger... don't ask!!!
My experience from a flat battery recently... and I had a charger... don't ask!!!
#10
Take the negative post connection off....tuck it alongside the battery (no metal contact), all is well...do not take it out and set it on the garage floor...it will be dead when you return!
#15
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