Yukon 07 Battery completely dead
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Yukon 07 Battery completely dead
Even key less entry is not working. I tried to jump start using a portable battery unit, that did not work. I called the dealer and he said its most probably a battery issue and needs replacing. he indicated that if the battery is completely dead, then it will not take charge and wont start.
I'm leaning towards getting a new battery. Any suggestions on brands or capacity for this type of car?
Thank You in advance.
I'm leaning towards getting a new battery. Any suggestions on brands or capacity for this type of car?
Thank You in advance.
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Size (physically) and how much you want to spend are your only limits....
I'd personally put another AC/Delco back in if you are not running any fancy accessories otherwise you might consider the Optima..
I'd personally put another AC/Delco back in if you are not running any fancy accessories otherwise you might consider the Optima..
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I just replaced my battery on my '07 SILVERADO LT1 NBS after 3.5 years of service
it started to go bad about 3 months ago, I couldn't leave the radio on for more than the 10 min that RAP allows you or it would just die on me, but I was able to jump start the truck like nothing, but I knew it was just a matter of time before I was in the middle of nowhere with a dead battery, so I got me an optima from advance autoparts for $227.19 'cause I think it was on sale, it has 36 months free replacement, I think I couldn't go wrong with this one, and so far I'm so happy with it!!!
it started to go bad about 3 months ago, I couldn't leave the radio on for more than the 10 min that RAP allows you or it would just die on me, but I was able to jump start the truck like nothing, but I knew it was just a matter of time before I was in the middle of nowhere with a dead battery, so I got me an optima from advance autoparts for $227.19 'cause I think it was on sale, it has 36 months free replacement, I think I couldn't go wrong with this one, and so far I'm so happy with it!!!
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I'm pretty sure it's the Interstate brand batteries that Sam's carries and I agree they are pretty reliable.
I have been told that the AC/Delco's can be a bit harder to get sometimes as dealerships have first priority over them.
2-3yrs is a typical range of life span for a Battery here is Texas, I have already had my original replaced. ( Oct of 09)
I think the replacement battery is acting up now too as it seems it spends a lot of time on the plus side of 14 charging... I have had to jump start it once already about 3 weeks ago but wrote it off to having the radio on for too long...
I have a service appointment coming up in May for oil,rotate, state inspection and trans servicing and I will have them check it out then....
I have done a performance test on the battery and charging system and all checked okay, showed battery health at 100% but showed its charge state as about 50%. I guess its possible the charging system could be at fault but the test results looked good...
I have been told that the AC/Delco's can be a bit harder to get sometimes as dealerships have first priority over them.
2-3yrs is a typical range of life span for a Battery here is Texas, I have already had my original replaced. ( Oct of 09)
I think the replacement battery is acting up now too as it seems it spends a lot of time on the plus side of 14 charging... I have had to jump start it once already about 3 weeks ago but wrote it off to having the radio on for too long...
I have a service appointment coming up in May for oil,rotate, state inspection and trans servicing and I will have them check it out then....
I have done a performance test on the battery and charging system and all checked okay, showed battery health at 100% but showed its charge state as about 50%. I guess its possible the charging system could be at fault but the test results looked good...
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I replaced our original recently with the Duralast Platinum from Autozone. I have good luck with their batteries and easy replacement if needed. It was pricey though - around $170. but has way more CCA and CAs over the stock battery and has similar insides as the Optima ones
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Midtronics Micro 500XL
Here is a copy of my current battery, approximately 18mo old , its an AC Delco with a paltry 615cca thou it tested out at 619cca....
Its the state of charge that concerns me... I have charged it a few times but it still seems a bit on the low side...
Its the state of charge that concerns me... I have charged it a few times but it still seems a bit on the low side...
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Not sure what Walmart has to do w/ anything. There's plenty of batteries out there for under $90. I just mentioned Sam's cuz I've had good luck w/ their batteries.
BTW every AC/Delco battery I've ever had in a new vehicle has just made it past the 3 yr warranty except for the 2007 and it died after about 2.5 years. I attributed that to the new charging system GM came up with.
BTW every AC/Delco battery I've ever had in a new vehicle has just made it past the 3 yr warranty except for the 2007 and it died after about 2.5 years. I attributed that to the new charging system GM came up with.