No power
spellman1989
02-05-2019, 08:18 AM
So the problem I am having is with my grand am gt. One day I went to get gas and went to cut it on and had no power. It happened the day before also but I took the battery and had it charged and it started up. I took the battery and had it tested they said it was a good battery and was fully charged still but I still have no power. What else should I check? Could the battery be bad despite reading and testing good?
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aleekat
02-05-2019, 08:30 AM
Did they do a load test on the battery or just check voltage sitting?
spellman1989
02-05-2019, 02:05 PM
Did they do a load test on the battery or just check voltage sitting?Just checked it sitting.
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aleekat
02-05-2019, 02:15 PM
Just checked it sitting.
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Then I would bet if you put a voltmeter on it while cranking, probably drops under 9 volts.
Most autopart stores will do a load test for free.
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Then I would bet if you put a voltmeter on it while cranking, probably drops under 9 volts.
Most autopart stores will do a load test for free.
spellman1989
02-06-2019, 04:19 AM
Then I would bet if you put a voltmeter on it while cranking, probably drops under 9 volts.
Most autopart stores will do a load test for free.None of the auto part stores here do load testing so I went and bought a new battery and at first when I hooked it up no power so I disconnected the negative cable and tried again and it worked. So I guess the old battery just had a dead cell I would assume. Thank you for telling me to load test the battery I was prepared to start testing any electrical component your way was much faster
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Most autopart stores will do a load test for free.None of the auto part stores here do load testing so I went and bought a new battery and at first when I hooked it up no power so I disconnected the negative cable and tried again and it worked. So I guess the old battery just had a dead cell I would assume. Thank you for telling me to load test the battery I was prepared to start testing any electrical component your way was much faster
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