i have a 03 taurus and the battery is only 2 years old and it just cant seem to keep a charge. Any thoughts on what i should look for or do?

Asked by jdewey51 Aug 01, 2019 at 12:18 PM about the 2003 Ford Taurus SES

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

3 Answers

jdewey51 answered 5 years ago

How to you check for excessive battery draw? And do you just take it to a shop to get the charging system checked?

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jdewey51 answered 5 years ago

i just charged the battery fully with my portable charger/jumper, and when i tried to crank it and it sounded like it was just about to turn over and then nothing. Tried to crank one more time and just clicking. Any thoughts on that? Thanks for trying to help me out

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jdewey51 answered 5 years ago

Ok im going to try all of that. Thank you so much for all you help! I'll post an update when i finally get evertyhing sorted out. Thanks again!

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