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    #2001
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    a dying battery can keep power for a few hours but not overnight

    pwede pa tiisin ung every morning jump start

    in the course of the day no need to jump start

    dati i put up with that pero now pag hirap na mag start sa umaga pinapalitan ko na
    towards the end,
    the battery can keep the charge for only a few minutes.
    if you take a quick shower after disconnecting the charger, you won't be able to start the car.

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    #2002
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    towards the end,
    the battery can keep the charge for only a few minutes.
    if you take a quick shower after disconnecting the charger, you won't be able to start the car.
    yes kaya bakit paabutin hanggang ganyan

    palitan na pag di na kaya mag keep charge overnight

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    #2003
    Once my Motolite dies, I'll try to replace it with Amaron. But I'm having second thoughts, because they only accept cash and only between 8am and 5pm. Paano kung maabutan ako sa gabi at wala akong cash?

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    #2004
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ako din pag naramdaman ko na pahina na ang battery papalitan ko na

    i don't get why people still put up with a battery that can no longer keep power overnight

    hassle yan eh
    Sa battery ko once ko lang naramdaman yung hard starting then the next time I tried it dead na hahah! Personally I just like to use an object until it dies, not just with batteries pero pati sa phone, tv, laptop etc

    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    1. cost. it is easy to put up with it, if one does not have the money to buy a new battery. as i recall, in our younger years, we would push-start the car for 1-2 months, before finally coming up with the money for a new battery. well... re-built battery. it's cheaper than a brand new battery by a couple of hundred... 200 hundred bucks was already big money back then.

    2. ignorance re. the nature of dead battery syndrome.
    doc, isn't that the responsibility of the parents to pay for the maintenance of the car? You can't expect students to have the money to pay for it talaga

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    #2005
    Quote Originally Posted by vubando View Post
    Once my Motolite dies, I'll try to replace it with Amaron. But I'm having second thoughts, because they only accept cash and only between 8am and 5pm. Paano kung maabutan ako sa gabi at wala akong cash?
    buy a cheap, basic car battery charger. you can get one for less than 2K from the mall.
    if you are stranded within plugging range, it will charge your battery, so's you can drive to the battery store.

    or,
    you can do what my colleague does.
    palit battery every 2 years or so, whatever the condition of the battery.

    is motolite battery delivery available even at night?

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    #2006
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post


    doc, isn't that the responsibility of the parents to pay for the maintenance of the car? You can't expect students to have the money to pay for it talaga
    ... for the maintenance of MY car? of course.

    otherwise, para mo nang sinabi na it is the responsibility of the parents to buy their kids a car.

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    #2007
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    ako din pag naramdaman ko na pahina na ang battery papalitan ko na

    i don't get why people still put up with a battery that can no longer keep power overnight

    hassle yan eh
    Probably the cost of new battery and they want to push it till the battery is dead. My car is automatic and I dont want to gamble on that once I felt the starting is a bit off then it is time to replaced with a new one... not unless the problem lies with the alternator.

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    #2008
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    ... for the maintenance of MY car? of course.

    otherwise, para mo nang sinabi na it is the responsibility of the parents to buy their kids a car.
    I meant if they buy their kids a car, they pay for everything that goes with it (maintenance, gas, insurance etc) I assume you were a student then? Kasi if you are working na then you have the salary naman to pay for it than go through the nightmare of push starting a car for 1 to 2 months

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    #2009
    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    Probably the cost of new battery and they want to push it till the battery is dead. My car is automatic and I dont want to gamble on that once I felt the starting is a bit off then it is time to replaced with a new one... not unless the problem lies with the alternator.

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    AT car owners should have a car battery charger...
    having the motolite delivery phone number on one's speed dial is also a very good idea.

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    #2010
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    buy a cheap, basic car battery charger. you can get one for less than 2K from the mall.
    if you are stranded within plugging range, it will charge your battery, so's you can drive to the battery store.

    or,
    you can do what my colleague does.
    palit battery every 2 years or so, whatever the condition of the battery.

    is motolite battery delivery available even at night?
    afaik 24 hrs kasi my office buddy had a dead battery around midnight and still got one delivered

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    #2011
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Isn't that the responsibility of the parents to pay for the maintenance of the car? You can't expect students to have the money to pay for it talaga
    Privilege is a gift, not a right.[emoji4]



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    #2012
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I meant if they buy their kids a car, they pay for everything that goes with it (maintenance, gas, insurance etc) I assume you were a student then? Kasi if you are working na then you have the salary naman to pay for it than go through the nightmare of push starting a car for 1 to 2 months
    IF po. IF.

    i was a student once. i was an NSDB scholar for the longest time. NaSa Daddy ang Bayad.
    dad didn't buy me a car.
    i commuted.

    i purchased my first car with my hard-earned money. it turned out to be an ex-taxi. blessing in disguise, of sorts. i learned a lot of auto-mechanics from that experience.
    Last edited by dr. d; November 28th, 2020 at 12:03 PM.

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    #2013
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    IF po. IF.

    i was a student once. i was an NSDB scholar for the longest time. NaSa Daddy ang Bayad.
    dad didn't buy me a car.
    i commuted.

    i purchased my first car with my hard-earned money. it turned out to be an ex-taxi. blessing in disguise, of sorts. i learned a lot of auto-mechanics from that experience.
    Oh! I had an older car in college. I learned a lot there also, I spent a lot of my weekends at car shops for wear and tear repairs. Pero that car was carb and not much electronics (manual windows, pawis steering etc) Matapang ako to make kalikot or baklas in that car. With newer cars, I don't even open the hood anymore hahaha

    Back to Amaron, thanks to Tsikot, I no longer have to deal with batteries that die one or 2 days after the warranty period I normally stick to brands but glad I made the switch

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    #2014
    Quote Originally Posted by jigeloh View Post
    Bili ka Ng pang jumpstart, Yun powerbank type
    7?Mai Car Jump Starter Portable 111??mAh Type-C Power Bank
    Tested Kuna sa Montero at innova diesel. Iwas hassle.

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    Maganda yan kaysa sa mga sinaunang jumpstarter na boxy. Pero bakit yung iba ina-advertise yan as Xiaomi?

    Effective nga yang mga jump starter. Nung bumigay stock batt ng auto ko nakailang start ako ng auto na ganyan lang ang gamit hanggang sa nakapunta na ako sa Motolite.

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    #2015
    Wala na yata 24 hours motolite dahil sa curfew that's according to their website.


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    #2016
    Quote Originally Posted by travajante View Post
    Privilege is a gift, not a right.[emoji4]



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    Agree ako dito.

    Last year, niregaluhan ko anak ko ng Honda City para sa 18th birthday nya, pero lahat ng gastos sa paggamit kotse nya, sya na bahala sa gastos.

    Walang trabaho, mag isip sya ng paraan para kumita ng pera [emoji3]

    Ang natutunan ko dapat matuto maging independent ang mga anak. Ang magulang gabay lang.

    Swerte ni Cathy, libre karamihan ng magulang gastos nya, kaya lang mukhang sa Shopee nya dinadala sarili nya pera hahaha. Peace tayo Cathy [emoji2]

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    #2017
    Quote Originally Posted by TsekwangBakla View Post
    Agree ako dito.

    Last year, niregaluhan ko anak ko ng Honda City para sa 18th birthday nya, pero lahat ng gastos sa paggamit kotse nya, sya na bahala sa gastos.

    Walang trabaho, mag isip sya ng paraan para kumita ng pera [emoji3]

    Ang natutunan ko dapat matuto maging independent ang mga anak. Ang magulang gabay lang.

    Swerte ni Cathy, libre karamihan ng magulang gastos nya, kaya lang mukhang sa Shopee nya dinadala sarili nya pera hahaha. Peace tayo Cathy [emoji2]
    Great point there, sir! You can’t pamper too much your kids and they will just end up spoiled. They


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    #2018
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    buy a cheap, basic car battery charger. you can get one for less than 2K from the mall.
    if you are stranded within plugging range, it will charge your battery, so's you can drive to the battery store.

    or,
    you can do what my colleague does.
    palit battery every 2 years or so, whatever the condition of the battery.

    is motolite battery delivery available even at night?
    Thanks dr.

    Yes motolite has a 24-hour hotline delivery service na pwedeng credit card (pero 8-5 din yata sa ngayon habang may pandemic). Sana magkaroon din ganito ang Amaron.

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    #2019
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Oh! I had an older car in college. I learned a lot there also, I spent a lot of my weekends at car shops for wear and tear repairs. Pero that car was carb and not much electronics (manual windows, pawis steering etc) Matapang ako to make kalikot or baklas in that car. With newer cars, I don't even open the hood anymore hahaha

    Back to Amaron, thanks to Tsikot, I no longer have to deal with batteries that die one or 2 days after the warranty period I normally stick to brands but glad I made the switch
    nice thing with EFI cars,
    they're so reliable. nothing much breaks down.
    pag nasira (which doesn't happen often), dala talyer.
    so yes, they don't build cars like they used to. they actually build 'em better now.

    nice thing with traditional electromechanical, carburator cars.
    we can do something to them during weekends.
    we used to have a collection of carburator jets of different sizes. we would replace them with varying sizes, to alter their oomph and km/li figures...

    and batteries.
    we used to make tipid on our dead batteries... replacing only the dead cells or rebuilding the entire battery, via the reliable car battery rebuilder mechanic. it saved us a couple of hundred bucks back then.

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    #2020
    Quote Originally Posted by vubando View Post
    Thanks dr.

    Yes motolite has a 24-hour hotline delivery service na pwedeng credit card (pero 8-5 din yata sa ngayon habang may pandemic). Sana magkaroon din ganito ang Amaron.
    don't we wish the country amaron distributor would do something to effect this.
    it will probably boost their sales.

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