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Thanks Olly, Booked in for tomorrow. The thought of the bill is making me wince... Best Nick
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Thanks for the advice guys. Appreciate it. Nick
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Hi there, newbie here but any advice would be greatly appreciated please! The alternator on my 02 Boxster S is not fully charging my battery and after a 300 mile run the battery is only at 58% charged. The meter tells me the battery itself is alright. Given the drain on it and the cold weather as it is parked outside, after about 3 – 4 days it won’t start the car. I will be unable to drive it for two weeks and wondered if anyone with any prior experience or knowledge would recommend me disconnecting the battery over this time? Would this lead to any potential issues at all? I have the radio and satnav codes and am concerned that the battery will be so flat I won’t be able to open the bonnet to jump the car on my return. I am also unable to put it on a trickle charge. When I am back I will get it serviced! Also, does anyone know the damage a new alternator and work will set me back…? Many thanks and Happy New Year to all. Nick