Discovery 1 complete power blackout
I did have to clean and replace the battery terminals a year ago or so because they were all corroded and janky. I used the autozone duralast terminals and they seem to be doing real good. Another way I knew my battery was bad was when I hooked up the charger it would only "charge" for about 5 minutes then say the battery was full. The voltage was only 11.8 or something after it "charged" and that is how I knew it was a battery. The voltage should be at 12.5-13v when its fully charged.
And agreed, check your grounds and look at the negative cable right behind the battery. There is a bald spot were the wire connects to a clamp on the wheel well. Make sure the wire is still solid there and of course at the starter.
And agreed, check your grounds and look at the negative cable right behind the battery. There is a bald spot were the wire connects to a clamp on the wheel well. Make sure the wire is still solid there and of course at the starter.
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