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Fixed! S70 1998

posted by  Fribblehead on  Fri Nov 23 12:33 CST 2012
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Hey bud, sorry I did not respond to your previous questions as I was heading out the door for local travel. I am glad you got it figured out and for no cost aside from your time.

About this time last year my new to me S60 had a battery that went from fine the night before to complete rubbish the next day. It was an OEM battery and it just decided one day to call it quits. For what its worth I'd suggest having a batter load test and condition test done at your local parts place, you certainly don't want to be dealing with power issues when its much colder out this winter o_0

Steve






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