2021 Corolla, went to start today, dash came on, but click click click. Nothing left on or plugged in that I know of. Drove fine all week, and I drive for an hour at a time, no short drives here. Did not use yesterday, so it's sat for a day.
Took a different car, did what I needed to do, came back to debug. Looked in the manual and it says what I interpret to be, don't touch your battery, let a dealer do that? Umm... that's a bit unfair.
By the time I got around to debug, the battery was registering 5.2V and nothing was working. I have a 2A charger on it, which is going to take all day--assuming the battery just isn't bad. Maybe for every battery that lasts 10 years there is one that lasts 2? I'm wondering if I shouldn't just run out and replace it, but... I need to pull the battery and the above statement makes me wonder what can of worms I'll open up.
Took a different car, did what I needed to do, came back to debug. Looked in the manual and it says what I interpret to be, don't touch your battery, let a dealer do that? Umm... that's a bit unfair.
By the time I got around to debug, the battery was registering 5.2V and nothing was working. I have a 2A charger on it, which is going to take all day--assuming the battery just isn't bad. Maybe for every battery that lasts 10 years there is one that lasts 2? I'm wondering if I shouldn't just run out and replace it, but... I need to pull the battery and the above statement makes me wonder what can of worms I'll open up.