Flat battery

Tried jumping it from the cav when Lee was here, pretty much sucked all the electrickery out of that and still refused to start lol

Take it back, it's scrap now. Once a batterys gone fully flat its knackered.

you are like my brother.

once a battery is fully flat means it needs quite a bit of charging to get it back, like 3-4days

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Originally Posted by Jack

Tried jumping it from the cav when Lee was here, pretty much sucked all the electrickery out of that and still refused to start lol

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you can never jump a car with a totally flat battery, as the juice from the good battery just tries to charge up the flat one.

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Originally Posted by mowgli

you are like my brother.

once a battery is fully flat means it needs quite a bit of charging to get it back, like 3-4days

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But they never fully hold a charge again... That's from fully flat.

They are past there best imo once completely flat..I fitted a bit battery kill switch on my Nova for when its in the garage..

this fully flat thing is an old wives tale most likely put about by people who sell batteries..

If you can find the receipt Halfords will exchange no probs, no chance if no receipt though! Alternatively if you have a bank statement with the transaction they will take that as proof of purchase too. My Halfords battery has died twice within 2 years and got a new one each time!

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Originally Posted by Jack

Tried jumping it from the cav when Lee was here, pretty much sucked all the electrickery out of that and still refused to start lol

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I don't mean try and start it, just leave it hooked up for a while to get a little bit of power in to it

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Originally Posted by mowgli

this fully flat thing is an old wives tale most likely put about by people who sell batteries..

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If you saw some that come back in to my work you wouldn't say that...