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  1. Hi. Did you jump start or start with one of those battery starters before replacing with the new battery. I did this and the power surge fried the electrics in my sat nav drive. Hope this is not the case for you but thought I would inform you and all others to be very careful when you have a flat battery, you must charge it normally and not put one of those engine starters on.
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