Eco Mode Battery change?




I wish we would have program that would display the 7 parameters during drive. We have about 10 stop lights on 6-lanes street before we reach freeway so having predictable car mood would be nice.
All vehicles (apart from AMG vehicles): automatic engine switch-off can take place a maximum of four times consecutively (initial stop then repeated three times).
I did start another thread asking if the aux battery can be charged as I didn't want to hijack your. Maybe the answer might help both of us if it could be done to test it out if it help. Per youtube video, changing the aux battery seem easy even none shade tree mechanic like me.
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So, now I have to remember to turn it off....
Do you have any suggestions on what could be the problem or what to check. The closest MB Dealer is around 40km away and if we can check some stuff before going there will be good.
Now we are suspecting the main battery, as the car is 4 years old, and for the first two years the car was a showroom test drive car /no one knows what were the driving cycles then/. But we do not know what should be the voltage of the battery after a cold start, after a run /when it heats up/ or what to expect from the alternator too. The car 'sleeps' in a garage, and the temperature in the winter is always above 0C, at the moment is around 10/outside 0-8C/. Last winter was colder and the Star/Stop was working in temps below 0C no problems.
Can someone tell what will happen if we remove/disconect/ the trunk battery for one or two short trips, and then reconect it again. Will it require a software interference after reconecting?
Good luck.




I had load tester for years, but even that is good, it still is not 100% reliable, so lately add new technology - Solar tester to my toys collection
I had load tester for years, but even that is good, it still is not 100% reliable, so lately add new technology - Solar tester to my toys collection
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1




I have several batteries and one from the boat, even it seems to be never installed, did show 340 CA on 750 rated battery.
I used the battery for electric pool pump and in the mean time run it couple of times via desulfating mode on my charger. Now it shows 540 CA. Still not passing, but better.
That battery passed load test.




I've been dealing with lot of batteries for my toys and before the gizmo I linked above, the load testers were the best, although still not telling you actual CA number.
I am trying to research how the new Solar tester works, but it is using some kind of high-frequency modes.
Sounds very strange to me, that is why it took me 2 years to finally buy it, but it works and can't beat that.


