'07 GT/CS Battery Replacement Question
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Not sure when you got your CS, but about the time I picked mine up there was a lot of warranty issues changing, mostly adding time and miles. You may be right at the limit, but check with the dealer and see if you can get it replace under warranty. Nothing like a free battery no matter what brand.
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Standard warranty is 3 years / 36K miles, so it's out of warranty at this point. I just had mine replaced under warranty because it was struggling to start after sitting in the garage for nearly two weeks due to the snow we got (I did run it for 15-20 min. every couple of days, though).
The Optima and Interstate batteries are highly recommended.
The Optima and Interstate batteries are highly recommended.
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Standard warranty is 3 years / 36K miles, so it's out of warranty at this point. I just had mine replaced under warranty because it was struggling to start after sitting in the garage for nearly two weeks due to the snow we got (I did run it for 15-20 min. every couple of days, though).
The Optima and Interstate batteries are highly recommended.
The Optima and Interstate batteries are highly recommended.
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You're right. I knew it was on its last leg, so I just wanted to make sure I could get it to the dealership (although the warranty includes free towing ).
Yes. On mine at least, and I'm pretty sure the current warranty is the same.
Yes. On mine at least, and I'm pretty sure the current warranty is the same.
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