My Car wont start and its -15 below zero? - emergency road assistance
Quick question today is -15 degrees below zero (-25 below with wind chill .... ouch) and my car is a 2003 Honda Accord from habit. I know that probably the battery. The problem is that I am in the front took and 2 cars on each side of me. I tried to connect 2 sets of jumper cables to connect to () electrical recording of the metal in the middle, but it has never skipped. What now? If I can call for roadside emergency assistance in order to drive my car in the way is it? Ideas? Should I wait until the weekend, a break when heated to 10 degrees get. I hate to find out again directly only to find her dead the next morning? All information on this PLEASE !!!!! Is it the same battery?
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Emergency Road Assistance My Car Wont Start And Its -15 Below Zero?
11 comments:
Could the cable connections from the battery
Yes, buy a new battery, then go into a store, while testing the charging system.
Yes, buy a new battery, then go into a store, while testing the charging system.
You need a heating of the electric car for your car. because
It's cold in the morning for his car.
try to push stalled and jumping. get a new battery) with more CCA (cold start capability amps standard also check your alternator.
You can put the car in neutral and move it to where you jumped without getting the roadside assistance?
Im not sure, but it sucks
do u live in Indiana? Now its -5
You know. here in -12 awake Point, New York, too. Why you do not say to hell with the cars and what smart people and not go to the south where the ice cubes should be imported. Re: a dead bat, problem.see for parking when you get a jump out of a car beside you. When a bat was good, and your alternator is not charging, then an empty battery will freeze at thesis time. A frozen bettery not good, then you can not thaw out and make your battery work.If shooting, jumping, is not loaded good.Jumping temporarily low / dead battery enough to start the car. If the bat is dead is not loaded, then you will never will.
Most likely the battery. If more than five years, it is likely that the battery!
response to another question, how people described in the garage of his battery, as you would when you are parked.
Most garages that the service road have cable long enough to reach over the rear bumper to the drums, so that they can achieve this in operation. And whether and when to go, they check the battery at this time. The testers on hand to quickly show whether the battery is not taking the next day!
And if so - then yes, it is the battery. Especially when it's the original battery!
Get another battery and have a friend help you ....
A few things ....
Remove the battery;
Each time you remove the battery, you always take the negative cable first one ... and then ... Last Positive
Install the batteries;
Install the first cables POSITIVE
Then last negative
Final Tip ok .... which have the battery for states Manta cold weather ... It must be easy against a wall every time you leave the car more than 4 hours or overnight ....
It works the same way as an electric blanket ... The auto parts store to see if they are available or the best of the DPA cold-amp battery in your car ......
This is the advice I can give!
I use to live in Canada and it is so cold that it is in the Midwest ....
More likely the cold outside! The same happened yesterday. I called my mechanic and told me that if I did not start when the weather gets warm, it could be something else. But he said he spent a lot of people. You must live in the Midwest. With the wind factor, it was a big -40. Now it is -13 and 2008 Truck, my husband had trouble starting.
I have things heat / antifreeze in my gas tank, for about 5-6 hours of sitting, no external heat. Once we start to stand still and not go back. My husband is gone, and then everything was good. I went and filled my tank and even put a bottle of heat into the tank. Come discover my gas line froze. He had more than one quarter tank. I never thought I could. But now everything is good. Hopefully, yours is the same.
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