Posted by GregCO on January 08, 2015 at 19:20:10 from (69.35.184.189):
In Reply to: Another Battery Issue posted by wolfman on January 08, 2015 at 18:26:06:
Yea they do. All the new vehicles have computers, radios, other things that need and use very small amounts of power all the time. If you don't drive them much they eventually run the battery down. Battery tenders seem to really help with this. Just install one and plug it in when you park it and batteries last much longer and are always up when you do finally decide to drive it. I got nine years out of the last battery in my one ton crew cab that only hauls hay every few months now since the kids have grown and we don't do the fair or go camping much and sits otherwise. Now that gas is down I have been thinking about driving it more. I really like driving it.
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