Hello everyone, I know this is not the right way to start a thread, but I’m really sorry my situation is not allowing for it and I’m running out of my patience now. It’s almost a week I had replaced my alternator, but later this evening while I was on the road the battery began drying again. Luckily, I met one of my friends who is a mechanic (Apex automotive) in Edmonton and he made it to the parking lot where the battery showed only 10V of charge. He tried to jump start it, but the battery continued to dry within minutes. He told that this may be due to a defective alternator, but how come it. I honestly don't know what to do now. Any ideas?
Battery began drying again.
- Thread starter WilfredSclafani123
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Forgive my misunderstanding if you will, but when we say the battery is drying, we mean the electrolyte solution inside is boiling away due to massive over charging.....is that what you mean?
Or, if your battery is simply not holding it's charge, it's either an alternator fault or the battery itself which has failed due to an internal fault.
John
Or, if your battery is simply not holding it's charge, it's either an alternator fault or the battery itself which has failed due to an internal fault.
John
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