Can I start car with battery charger connected?
If your answer is yes, you can now begin charging your battery. This is to give your vehicle a decent base charge and warm the battery. Once your vehicle starts, unplug the charger, remove the ground (normally black) charger cable first, then the power (red) lead.Click to see full answer. In this way, can you…
If your answer is yes, you can now begin charging your battery. This is to give your vehicle a decent base charge and warm the battery. Once your vehicle starts, unplug the charger, remove the ground (normally black) charger cable first, then the power (red) lead.Click to see full answer. In this way, can you leave a battery charger connected?A: If you leave the charger connected continuously, even at a mere 2 amps, the battery eventually will die. Float or maintenance chargers such as a Battery Tender keep the battery charged without the risk of damage.Also Know, can I charge my battery without disconnecting it? For a dead battery that will be charged with a charger, no disconnect required. But no, you don’t have to unhook the battery cables from the car to the battery when you charge a battery, at least for a conventional vehicle if you are using a standard battery charger. I recommend charging a battery with a 2amp charger. Then, can you use a trickle charger to jumpstart a car? In order to do this, the battery requires only 12 Volts but needs a heavy dose of amperage, depending on the engine size. The charger does not create enough amperage immediately to satisfy the needs of the starter motor, and will be unable to jumpstart the car.Should I charge my battery at 2 or 10 amps?Slow charging using 10 amp chargers or less is generally accepted to be better. This is because repeatedly fast-charging a car battery may lead to overcharging and will severely reduce its performance. The short answer: 10 amp chargers are generally preferable than 2 amp chargers.
