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vishwen 07-18-2009 04:04 AM

HI ,

i had the high rate of battery discharged before , but it was due to the ACM power then i switch the wire and tap power from idrive and it was ok . Now since 3 days (after long time) i am having high rate of battery discharged and i did not install anything in the car , what do you think it could be ?

Do you guys think it is the battery its time for a change.
or do you think it is due to cold.

thks

vishwen 07-18-2009 05:10 AM

:please: :please:

vishwen 07-18-2009 09:22 AM


Originally Posted by vishwen' post='945736' date='Jul 18 2009, 08:10 AM
:please: :please: :help: :help: :help: :help:


eroc1200 07-18-2009 10:42 AM

Hi there..

From what I've read, our batteries are supposed to last 3-5 years. Some lucky ones have had ones that last longer, but I've notice that this is about normal. If you're lucky enough to be under warranty, you may be able to press the issue with your SA or BMWNA and get it replaced on their coin but other than that, it may be time to replace. There is an indicator on the battery top that will tell you whether or not it is time to change it as well. (Either shows black, yellow, or green circle depending on battery state.) Hope this helps!

Gene 07-18-2009 10:50 AM

you could also try getting a trickle charger :cool:

a quick search will get you a bit more info on it...

luigi524td 07-18-2009 11:19 AM


Originally Posted by GENEaTALS' post='945877' date='Jul 18 2009, 02:50 PM
you could also try getting a trickle charger :cool:

a quick search will get you a bit more info on it...

+1 especially if you are a low-mile driver or have electronics added to your car that drain the battery when the car is not being operated.

vwvwvw 07-18-2009 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by luigi524td' post='945890' date='Jul 18 2009, 12:19 PM
+1 especially if you are a low-mile driver or have electronics added to your car that drain the battery when the car is not being operated.

I can't believe you guys are believing this stuff about low miles. Cars that are operating properly don't drain batteries that quickly.

Gene 07-18-2009 04:05 PM


Originally Posted by vwvwvw' post='946032' date='Jul 18 2009, 04:53 PM
I can't believe you guys are believing this stuff about low miles. Cars that are operating properly don't drain batteries that quickly.

funny how other members here would beg to differ, from personal experience....but then again...to each his own....

vwvwvw 07-18-2009 11:57 PM


Originally Posted by GENEaTALS' post='946039' date='Jul 18 2009, 05:05 PM
funny how other members here would beg to differ, from personal experience....but then again...to each his own....

What do you mean? What experience leads you to think you need a battery tender to let a car sit for a few days?

vishwen 07-19-2009 10:00 AM


Originally Posted by vwvwvw' post='946277' date='Jul 19 2009, 02:57 AM
What do you mean? What experience leads you to think you need a battery tender to let a car sit for a few days?


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