# What would casue a battery to be fine one day and completely dead the next?

Posted by Jacob ('93 SE) on September 13, 2002 at 11:34:59:

I parked my car last weekend, locked it up and haven't touched it all week. I wanted to drive it today, go to start and nothing - no click, no dash clock - NUTTIN. It's a 2 year old Die Hard Gold battery. Never had a problem before, but the car had a dead battery when I bought it.

Please don't say alternator... Please don't say alternator. I am almost tired of this car breaking this month. Almost.

-Jacob

Replys:

- I think instead of going to Sears for a new battery, I am going to Subaru to see how much a WRX would cost. Tired of problems... nm Jacob ('93 SE) 15:21:35 9/13/2002 (0)
- Dont leave the door open for a weekend smart guy Brandon (90 gxe) 14:11:35 9/13/2002 (0)
- Hmm..one of the things could be the abdul (vg/ve) 12:53:04 9/13/2002 (4)
  - You can usually have two out of three... Random Lurker ('91 SE) 13:32:38 9/13/2002 (0)
  - Or... Jacob ('93 SE) 13:19:37 9/13/2002 (2)
    - I personally have always loved the abdul (VG/VE) 14:47:11 9/13/2002 (1)
      - 99% of all cars with 150,000 miles or 10+ years is gonna have problems. Pick a car and take your pick of which ones you want n/m Jeff92se (92se) 15:49:05 9/13/2002 (0)

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: I parked my car last weekend, locked it up and haven't touched it all week. I wanted to drive it today, go to start and nothing - no click, no dash clock - NUTTIN. It's a 2 year old Die Hard Gold battery. Never had a problem before, but the car had a dead battery when I bought it. : Please don't say alternator... Please don't say alternator. I am almost tired of this car breaking this month. Almost. : -Jacob