new RV owner here - 2000 Tioga 24', had it thoroughly checked on and repaired when we got it, then it sat for 2 years unusued. Now I'm trying to get systems going.Batteries were brand new 2 years ago.When I parked it I pulled the 2 6V batteries (whic...
Well, someone that knew what they were doing came out and looked at my batteries. No liquid at all. I'd never opened the battery (never occurred to me that I could) so I killed them somehow. I think that maybe I left them in the RV over a CO winter, ...
CA Traveler wrote:Absolutely hands down a load test by a good battery shop will answer your battery questions far better than any other test. An auto store is not a good battery shopI'm 4 hours from the nearest "battery shop" I'm sure.
No, were not uncharged. I charged them over the 2 years they sat in my garage, just used the wrong voltage the first day and now I have trouble with my 12V systems.
I edited my post - batteries were brand new 2 years ago.They actually read 6+ volts. My volt meter doesn't allow me to read as exact as 6.4 volts, but that looks about right. Maybe I need a new volt meter.When I removed the batteries I put them on th...
