I bought a new battery for my wife's sled last year. I go to start it today and nothing happens. I pull the battery and it looks frozen. No liquid in the cells. What gives?
Nope. Almost never keep them on a tender and never had issue until now.Thaw it and then try a charge.
Was it hooked up all summer?
I've seen them be okay but never for long and never a small battery like these.Most likely that battery is shot. I have never seen one have a useful life after freezing.
Not true. Just a old rumor. The slower temp moderation is actually beneficial to the battery. And no the earth's magnetic field is not a factor.Did you store it over the summer sitting on a concrete floor. That will kill it for sure.
Left it in the sled. Must be the yammy curse, as I've never had issues with my Doo's.Did you store it over the summer sitting on a concrete floor. That will kill it for sure.
Agreed ^ I Googled this a few weeks ago and found that it is an old rumorNot true. Just a old rumor. The slower temp moderation is actually beneficial to the battery. And no the earth's magnetic field is not a factor.
I think that's a old wives tale that my dad believes.Did you store it over the summer sitting on a concrete floor. That will kill it for sure.
Exactly. The earth's magnetic field does work on women's breasts though.Not true. Just a old rumor. The slower temp moderation is actually beneficial to the battery. And no the earth's magnetic field is not a factor.
Like cake decorators.lmao! Ya that gravity thing is a cruel joke! Same with Victoria's secret! Funny that's not what they looked like before the clothes came off!
Not to sure about the magnetic field....I always make sure my sled is pointing north when I park it....so far no problems. (of course you have to point to magnetic north)Not true. Just a old rumor. The slower temp moderation is actually beneficial to the battery. And no the earth's magnetic field is not a factor.