Yes, clean them.

Did you clean the terminals?








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Funny, I'm sitting in Firestone getting snow tires and they said I need a new battery because it's at 40-60%. I said no. It was -3 the other day and it started; I figure if it can handle -3 I'm good for a while longer.

From your neighbors...when they are sleeping.

I've called a few places so far all 104 bucks

Seriously, clean your terminals and see if it turns over before you run out and buy a battery.

How long has it been since you replaced the battery in this car?

Do yourself a favor and buy a good one!!

Did you try Sears?

Most of those batteries come from the same damn factory and are just rebadged.

Sears, Autozone, some of the Walmart batteries (MAXX batteries I think), and whoever carries the Interstate batteries are all made by Johnson, not sure about O'Reilly but I'd bet they are too. I usually get one from Sears because they offer the best warranty, same as Autozone but its usually a little cheaper at Sears. I stay away from Interstate because their prorate kicks in after 2 years, compared to 3, and they are always like $20 more expensive, which I find reeruned.

Did you pick up the money after being shocked that the batteries were sold out? And how much did you end up purchasing a battery for?

Do you not have a battery charger?

Dunno how old the battery is bought the car used last year.

Well, some manufacturers will put a sticker or etching on the battery that tells you the month and year it was manufactured.

Before you buy a new battery, go somewhere that sells auto shit, and buy one of these:

http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/4969/hwpj.jpg

And some of this:

http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/648/z5ec.jpg

That'll cost a total of ~$10.

Clean the hell out of your terminals. Try to turn it over again. Even if it doesn't fix it, those terminal cleaners will come in very handy in the future.

Well sitting here making excuses ain't gonna help.

Get off your ass & go look.

We're waiting.

Sears Auto