Can you charge the battery from the jump posts in the engine bay?
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Can you charge the battery from the jump posts in the engine bay?
I just got a new battery in December last year. From time to time I was "thinking" I was charging the battery from the jumper posts in the engine bay since I didn't invest in a Ctek. Well the battery only made it until the beginning of November and needed to be replaced. It only ran me $7 to swap at Costco but I would have to assume then that the posts do now allow the battery to charge? And maybe now it is time to invest in a Ctek.
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I have been maintaining my battery (the original) via the engine bay charging posts for over eight years now and it is still going strong.
Not a CTEK, a different 15 amp 7 stage tender/charger.
About five years ago I hard wired the connections to the charging posts so I simply have to plug the pigtail in, takes 10 seconds flat to connect, I have a thread with pics around here somewhere.
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Almost ditto.
I have been maintaining my battery (the original) via the engine bay charging posts for over eight years now and it is still going strong.
Not a CTEK, a different 15 amp 7 stage tender/charger.
About five years ago I hard wired the connections to the charging posts so I simply have to plug the pigtail in, takes 10 seconds flat to connect, I have a thread with pics around here somewhere.
I have been maintaining my battery (the original) via the engine bay charging posts for over eight years now and it is still going strong.
Not a CTEK, a different 15 amp 7 stage tender/charger.
About five years ago I hard wired the connections to the charging posts so I simply have to plug the pigtail in, takes 10 seconds flat to connect, I have a thread with pics around here somewhere.
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