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Originally Posted by MRV99
you need to drive it longer or maintain higher RPM's in between start and stops to sufficiently charge the battery. That's what the dealer will tell you and yes it is your fault. hahah
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I don't know how much longer I need to drive it ...I drove it 200 miles since servicing and the issues started the same night after 60 miles from the dealer with a brand new battery. I also trickle charge it every night
