Posted by ericlb on August 15, 2014 at 19:47:54 from (67.142.161.22):
In Reply to: A battery wives' tale? posted by Notjustair on August 15, 2014 at 19:39:30:
some of the older battery types, mantence required styles wont charge back up sometimes, modern batteries are made some different, its not that it wont charge unless it has a dead cell or a direct short, but what happens is a charging system is made to top a battery off, and maintain it, its not built to charge up a totally dead one and there is a real chance of ruining the generator, alternator, regulator ect from too much demand of it over too long a period of time, ive personaly burned up a alternator on my 83 chevy this way , i put a dead battery in it off one of my tractors, let the truck roll down a hill and dumped the clutch to start it and promptly drove it on the hiway for 30 minutes to charge it, alternater overheated internally and i had to buy a battery and a alternator, fortunatly not bad on my old stuff
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