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Originally Posted by stevestrat
These cars are sensitive to the battery condition, all weird kinds of stuff can start happening if the battery gets borderline. Try charging the battery for a good 24 hours before going to the expense of a new one.
One thing to be very aware of is not to keep trying to start the car with a dodgy battery, it can corrupt the synchronisation between the immobiliser chip in the key and the car's security system. Read this. |
Sir Steve,
where I can I charge a battery 24 hours?
I am willing to invest money for this gem of a car. I just want it to function. And you are right. I hate dodgy things. I will check that asap.
It really might be the battery
PS: I tried to google it, fine gents. But which battery ampere is needed for a 06.2001 Rover 75 CDT 2.0?