Thursday, February 4, 2010

How Much Does An Autostarter Cost Autostarter Drains Battery?

Autostarter drains battery? - how much does an autostarter cost

My friend had to change the battery in his car and had to have low voltage / current. I said, it is likely you will leave the heating on full blast the past 5 months, each morning and evening (20 minutes), he uses a popular car-system remote control. I told him to spare at least update the water heater 1 or 2, but never at the top, because the battery. She shrugs and just continues to run every day ... Am I right or am I mistaken about the drainage?

4 comments:

frickade... said...

Suppose you use the heater when the engine is running ... Although your alternator is working properly, this should be no problem. Batteries go bad eventually will not have enough tension. When the batteries are always wrong, then the vehicle may have a parasitic drain - or a short battery from empty, or is something in the light like a dome on the left.

oklatom said...

No, if the vehicle is started, the generator will in general had enough energy to run around and charge the starter battery. Implement but injects no need for a new vehicle fuel for 20 minutes, and really give you a ticket in some communities. The car is ready, which began shortly after. If your seat belts and adjust the mirrors that go well. The only reason for the warming of the heater is hot when it is in the car and the price you pay is the pollution released into the atmosphere.

That is to say what the Car Talk guys official.
Unless it is below zero, cars should not even be heated. Drive carefully heating is the best there is. If it is 25 degrees outside, you can have that warm-up for 30 seconds. If it is 10 degrees for a minute. If it is -10 degrees, you move somewhere warmer.

oklatom said...

No, if the vehicle is started, the generator will in general had enough energy to run around and charge the starter battery. Implement but injects no need for a new vehicle fuel for 20 minutes, and really give you a ticket in some communities. The car is ready, which began shortly after. If your seat belts and adjust the mirrors that go well. The only reason for the warming of the heater is hot when it is in the car and the price you pay is the pollution released into the atmosphere.

That is to say what the Car Talk guys official.
Unless it is below zero, cars should not even be heated. Drive carefully heating is the best there is. If it is 25 degrees outside, you can have that warm-up for 30 seconds. If it is 10 degrees for a minute. If it is -10 degrees, you move somewhere warmer.

Jen said...

The battery can be just as it was spent. However, a remote start operating a vehicle with the key in the OFF position.
It may even be true if the remote start is not properly connected. Older vehicles have a direct hot-son, means that the alternator when the engine is running, turned on the generator. Newer vehicles are in a caste system and need to be critical. If this is true, then the generator is unable to stop until the button is enabled. This would not be a problem with the vehicle only for heating, for hours because there is no other power could idle. Heater / AC motor makes a lot of power and could kill the battery.

I have no experience with remote control and just a game with friends. If the vehicle does remote starter park lights, but nothing inside. This is a Chevrolet pick-up and says (even if the key is turned off) that the toll system in their works. It is also not recommended, the car, running as more than 10 minutes. I want to check this.

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