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Old 09-06-2023, 06:03 AM
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Need help, car completely dead

I have a 2001 E53 4.4 that I let sit around for about 2 months, the running lights were left on. I didn't get a chance to look at it until this past week, I had the driver's door open so I was able to pop the hood. Typically I can put my portable jumper pack on it to start the car. This time it did not work, I put a 10 amp charger on it overnight, and nothing. Even with a charger attached to the front hood terminals I do not get any power inside, no interior lights or any kind of power. Does anyone know what may be wrong, is there a main fuse that may have blown? Thank you in advance.

Gregy

Update, looks like some of my chargers were just not powerful enough send power to the car in "supply mode". I dug up my old Noco charger and it was able to give power to the car, the battery is in bad shape but at least I can get to it to replace it now.

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