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Hi Guys
Just a quick question, I've currently got an engine rebuild about to happen, and my battery is already drained from sitting idle for 4 weeks. So Im just wanting the heads up on a good 12v battery charger / trickler to keep my battery healthy over the coming months. So i suppose Im just wondering does a charger trickle also??? What does one normally do when the engin bay is empty for 4 weeks or so??? (Engine rebuild, plus body work, re spray engine bay) Cheers Brad
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Battery Charger - Recommendation
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