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eziomandude

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Mar 23, 2016
Dale, Texas
I don't have a battery and a engine is there a way I can test to make sure the lights and radio work? I read somewhere there's a way to do it with a drill battery although I'm not to sure on how to do this.
 
Well I tried it and it worked then my hand slipped then disconnected so we tried again and it worked so then I tried everything locks,windows,ac,heater,etc etc. So then the last time we tried it wouldnt power on anything so I dont know if I fried something or just we drained the battery even though it would still activate a nerf gun motor (yes I had one to test it). Do you know by chance what could have happened?
 
Why would you attach a 18 volt battery to a car?a car should never see more than 16v at any given time unless its modified for it . I hope you didn't fry any modules.you could of put another car around it and attached jumper cables.
 
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