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#21
Wherever you took that battery they should have given you the warranty regardless. That's why the date sticker is on the side. We'd have people come in and we'd ask but if it wasnt in the system or they didnt have a receipt, we'd go off of the date sticker and either they would get a new battery or a prorated one. Only once did we send someone packing and that was because the battery clearly had physical damage which is not covered under any warranty.
I see what you're saying 04AZURE.
My dad did recommend getting a trickle charger but if the battery is shot that'd be another $40 down the drain, and more time. It would be nice to have my own jump box but I guess jumper cables is most economical. One thing I noticed that my old battery didn't make that swishing liquid sound like the new one did. Not sure if that makes a difference.
#22
I think someone mentioned that the battery was ~5 years old, and if it was, it's not a big surprise that it was worn out.
#23
It definetly has to be the battery. It's surprising your battery has lasted this long because battieries from the factory last maybe two years. I just recently replaced my battery earlier this year and the previous one lasted three.
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