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my g60's bin parked up 4 over a month not started at all,went ta start her started fine last wkend first turn of the key no problems used her all wkend not a problem, shes bin left since sunday night just bin out ta start her up ta go for a drive and ive got a flat battery!!! wot do you all reckon alternater? battery? :( gonna check if the alternaters charging in a bit when the g/friend gets in from work with the jump leads so i can start her up. typical when id planned ta go away the wkend in the car aswell!!!

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Battery. In using it, the compression has increased due to oil lubrication so the battery has not had enough this time round or you've left something one that drained it a little too much.

 

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cheers rw1, just jump started her and bin for a drive dont think id left anything onb the only thing was the heater control was on 3 but dont think that would drain the bat as theres no power to it unless the ignition is on! just have ta wait till 2moro and see if she starts!!

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Charge the battery on slow 4 to 6 amp charge for 24 hours, should make it to above 14.9 volts if good. If it gets only to about 14.25 volts iffy. Leave for about 6 hours after that and see what voltage it drops to. Anything lower than 12.25volts isn't good.

 

Best to really tocharge up and get a battery load test done locally somewhere to be sure. That should drop below 9.8 volts to pass for a VW.

 

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