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    Battery losing charge

    Quote Originally Posted by nathand View Post
    have you checked the water in you batt fair bit of heat in there, had th same prob with my second batt just ran dry an ****d th plates thats why it wouldnt hold charge on u, but will charge fine just not hold it
    You can't use normal lead acid batteries in the D2.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie2 View Post
    You can't use normal lead acid batteries in the D2.
    What sort should we use??

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    calcium batteries,,

    they handle the higher voltages that fry normal lead acid batteries,,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scouse View Post
    It might be the feed side of the fuse where the problem is. If so, removing the fuse will have no effect.
    Turns out, a new fuse-box, shorts in the old one. So far so good, will report
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    Could be my issue.Mine has been intermittent,but goes flat fairly quickly when its going too.
    I dont drive the D2 much so have resorted to removing the earth lead.
    I have read in the past that cracks can occur in the D2 fuse block,effecting the PCB(printed circuit board)
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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    Could be my issue.Mine has been intermittent,but goes flat fairly quickly when its going too.
    I dont drive the D2 much so have resorted to removing the earth lead.
    I have read in the past that cracks can occur in the D2 fuse block,effecting the PCB(printed circuit board)
    Andrew
    Update,
    We went OS for one week, so as a precaution after the new fuse-box I disconnected the earth lead. On returning, checked and the battery was at 10.6v so no-start.
    Went back to the dealer and insisted on a new battery, which they put in, a
    "Platinum 2000 maintainence-free" left the D for36Hrs, all seems OK.
    The dead cell was not picked up by the dealer, who claimed their sophisticated teting device showed the previous Calcium battery to be OK (which it wasn't).
    Now I won't let go till the full re-fund of the non-required fuse-box replacement cost.
    Andrew, do you have a troublesome Calcium battery? Get it checked by someone competent.
    Can anyone shed light on a Platinum battery?
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