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Hallo, I'm going to charge battery of my Focus. The out temperature is recently about -20'C and I feel, that I should improve level of my battery. How make it simple, but safely for Focus electronic and battery??? Can I not take out the battery of car? What with wires, can I leave them fastened to battery? Thx for eny hel, Max > Hallo, I'm going to charge battery of my Focus. The out temperature is > recently about -20'C and I feel, that I should improve level of my > battery. How make it simple, but safely for Focus electronic and > battery??? > Can I not take out the battery of car? What with wires, can I leave them > fastened to battery? Your owner's manual contains very complete instructions. These are better than advise you are likely to get on a newsgroup. > Your owner's manual contains very complete instructions. These are better > than advise you are likely to get on a newsgroup. Yes, yes, yes...:) Because I have question, it means I haven't manual :) OK I started with charge, ths not everybody has an owners manual... maybe his car was used. not all used cars come with em > > Hallo, I'm going to charge battery of my Focus. The out temperature is > > recently about -20'C and I feel, that I should improve level of my [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Your owner's manual contains very complete instructions. These are better > than advise you are likely to get on a newsgroup. > not everybody has an owners manual... maybe his car was used. not all > used cars come with em some people lost... :) >> not everybody has an owners manual... maybe his car was used. not all >> used cars come with em > > some people lost... :) I got my Focus two and a half years used. No manual (although warranty and maintenenace flyers were there, radio flyer was there, etc.). Cost me $31US to replace that little thing. If that press was doing *books*, they'd cost $1,842 apiece (in paperback). :)  SignatureBlinky Killing all posts from Google Groups Details: http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html The Ford web site has a PDF version of the manual for free! >I got my Focus two and a half years used. No manual (although >warranty and maintenenace flyers were there, radio flyer was there, etc.). > >Cost me $31US to replace that little thing. If that press was doing >*books*, they'd cost $1,842 apiece (in paperback). :) > The Ford web site has a PDF version of the manual for free! Yeah. I wanted someting nice for the glove box. :) >>I got my Focus two and a half years used. No manual (although warranty >>and maintenenace flyers were there, radio flyer was there, etc.). >> >>Cost me $31US to replace that little thing. If that press was doing >>*books*, they'd cost $1,842 apiece (in paperback). :) SignatureBlinky Killing all posts from Google Groups Details: http://blinkynet.net/comp/uip5.html Froglegs, post a link to that PDF. I've searched and haven't found it. Thanks "GotCoffee" <Ray.Straub@gmail.com> wrote in news:1138209572.828505.178920 @g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com: > Froglegs, > post a link to that PDF. I've searched and haven't found it. Try: http://www.genuineservice.com/genuineservice/en/default?page=Home It works for me. > Hallo, I'm going to charge battery of my Focus. The out temperature is > recently about -20'C and I feel, that I should improve level of my battery. I'm in the United States, in Michigan. I have to translate, that's about -4 F. Cold, but not terribly so. Why do you want to charge your battery? Is your battery discharged? I've gone through colder weather without having to charge the battery. However, if the car is not in perfect running order, getting it started at that temperature is tough. When the engine is cold, it's harder to turn it over, drawing more current from your battery, while the temperature reduces the battery's effective capacity. > How make it simple, but safely for Focus electronic and battery??? > Can I not take out the battery of car? What with wires, can I leave them > fastened to battery? Thx for eny hel, Max You can charge the battery in the car with a battery charger. With a "dumb" charger, you have to be careful not to leave the battery on charge for too long. With a "smart" charger, you don't have to worry about that. |
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