Do these things run on 9V batteries?

[damilleniumboy]

Originally Posted by Hooligan

OK, let me get this straight, you were parking with the GF, it was night time and you are upset because the car won't start??? I used to use the "Oh, ran out of gas" when I was younger. Dude, you have to think this thru!!!

BTW, this was written in jest, please take it that way!!

BTW-No, it wasn't dark yet. I couldn't get the PT started a bit before 8:30ish. Plus I don't think I want to pay a fine or go to jail for public misconduct or indecency; heck, I don't even know what is called. I now have a house for that. I'm somewhat too old (25) for that man, yet I have tried that "the car won't start" trick with manual cars years before, but the pt is an automatic. Heck, I even used to leave them try to turn the car on, but with the clutch depressed.

[ucantcme]

Originally Posted by damilleniumboy

How do you delet double posts? I'm still trying to figure it out.

I got it for ya.

[soonercruiser]

Oh please! A 7 year old PT, bought used, old battery?????
I've got 2, two-year old PTs. Both with the original batteries. I run the CD player in soonercruiser at cars shows for hours on end. Never a problem starting; even in the Oklahoma summer heat.
**At the first hint of weakness, I will replace the OEM battery...probably with an Interstate.
I have owned 8 cylinders, 6 cylinder minivan, and now the 4 cylinder PT (had a 4 cyl Voyager years ago too). If I wanted all that power (and gas usage), I wouldn't have a 4 cylinder car! What did you expect? ...but, the turbo GT vert gets up and goesssssssssssssssss!!

[damilleniumboy]

Yup, my battery is about to go south, so I'll be replacing it this week.

[crusierdad76]

Originally Posted by damilleniumboy

BTW-No, it wasn't dark yet. I couldn't get the PT started a bit before 8:30ish. Plus I don't think I want to pay a fine or go to jail for public misconduct or indecency; heck, I don't even know what is called. I now have a house for that. I'm somewhat too old (25) for that man, yet I have tried that "the car won't start" trick with manual cars years before, but the pt is an automatic. Heck, I even used to leave them try to turn the car on, but with the clutch depressed.

WHOA there partner :
Im like way older than you (WAY WAY OLDER) and I still love to take the PT to the drive in and......well........ you can figure the rest out
It is funny that of all the cars at a drive in the PT usually is the one everybody is point to it juts looks like it belongs there

[crusierdad76]

Oh sorry i drifted off topic
I replaced the battery in my 06 when i got it I have never trusted a old battery that i don't know any thing about

[damilleniumboy]

Originally Posted by crusierdad76

Oh sorry i drifted off topic
I replaced the battery in my 06 when i got it I have never trusted a old battery that i don't know any thing about

Tell me about it. The battery on the PT is what I'm assuming what came in from the factory seven years ago. I think it said Mopar or Chrysler on the top of it as being the manufacturer. I'm getting a new one tomorrow after work because the PT died again at my gf's house. I ussually change the oil, spark plugs, and the air filter, when I get a new to me yet used car. I never expected to have to be the lucky one to have to buy a battery after two weeks of ownership.

[whipplep]

they dont have 9v batterys, its not 1939 any
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[damilleniumboy]

Originally Posted by whipplep

they dont have 9v batterys, its not 1939 any
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You are right; it should be a Lithium-Ion battery right rechargable by the solar power cells in your sunroof.

[crusierdad76]

Or at the very least the gel type that can be mounted sideways or even upside down