Battery Always Fully Charged!!!
#1
Battery Always Fully Charged!!!
Ok this might be stupid but I noticed after I installed new brake pads and rotors I have been getting a full battery and also my engine will turn on at around 20-27MPH now versus the 10MPH it did when I my rotors where wearing down. Has anyone experienced this or is this just me, I'm also getting better gas mileage. I would figure since the battery gets some energy from braking this would occur but not on such a level like this.
#2
Neu`roc´i`ty
iTrader: (17)
Maybe your old rotors were causing resistance tripping the computer to run the engine more?
I have yet to see my battery hit a full charge just driving around.
The car does not get energy from brake hardware at all. It produces energy from the spinning elements inside the aisin transmission.
I have yet to see my battery hit a full charge just driving around.
The car does not get energy from brake hardware at all. It produces energy from the spinning elements inside the aisin transmission.
#3
Not sure why but I can consitantly say I have a full battery unless I speed and use up the battery, but I always have a full battery maybe sometimes it will be one bar less. I just have never had that happen, how fast do you usually go before the engine turns on. ^
#10
please. mine can only go up to 15mph. The battery is alway empty when start the car in the morning. How do i know if i need a new battery or not? brake pad and rotor was replace in 10k miles ago.
#12
Neu`roc´i`ty
iTrader: (17)
I was able to get my car to 35+ mph on the Aisin drive only. Its all on how you feather the pedal.
I was on a long long stretch of road in between warehouses. It was a slow acceleration. and I think that by the time I got to that speed the ICE kicked on to charge the battery and drive the wheels.
I was on a long long stretch of road in between warehouses. It was a slow acceleration. and I think that by the time I got to that speed the ICE kicked on to charge the battery and drive the wheels.