Using a trickle charger - any rules on this?

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On Jun 29, 9:13*pm, john <johngd... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

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Yeah. At least in the US it's now *required* to have a key chime, not
an "option".

key chime, or headlight chime? key chime, i got (although it's
intermittent, which is worse than none at all). headlight chime, no.

#22

On Jun 25, 6:04*pm, y_p_w <y_... (AT) hotmail (DOT) com> wrote:

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Really - I got used to the headlamp switching off with the ignition on
my Subaru. *My wife has also forgotten. *

good old volvo 240, same deal.

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Didn't I mention that I always carry one of those portable battery
jump starters? *I remember once driving the Civic to Lassen Volcanic
National Park, accidentally leaving the lights on for about an hour at
the trailhead. *When I got back the starter wouldn't turn, I went to
the trunk to get the jump starter, and opened the hood to connect it.

with a manual trans, i just try to always park on a hill. saved me a
few times.

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Re: Using a trickle charger - any rules on this? - 07-08-2009 , 10:59 PM

Re: Using a trickle charger - any rules on this? - 07-08-2009 , 11:02 PM