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Old 04-19-2012, 09:04 AM   #11
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My battery finally bit the dust. 236,000km and 6 years old. RIP.

lol - I left my car sitting for a couple of days, went to start it and didn't crank at all. Tried again, it cranked but would not start. Third time it cranked for about 10 seconds then started but sounded really groggy (you know what I mean).

Time to get a new one.

Anyone know a good type that is the same height as OEM? I am in Canada so Crappy Tire works for me (they will give you $20 back for exchanging your dead one).
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