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Originally Posted by 69bossnine
I've had batteries go-to-dead like that in the past, and then gone on to use the same battery for 5 more years... In any case, put it on a rather low (10-amp or lower) auto-charge and see what happens. She may be just fine. Or toss in a new battery... Is $60 bucks worth the trouble of involving the dealership, dropping the car off, getting rides back & forth, and floating a little white lie? A battery tester that can also "load-test" is also a nice tool to have in the garage, so that once your battery is charged up, you can make sure it's healthy and reliable.
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The goats battery is double your estimate and covered under warenty... so I'd say, yes its worth putting it on the dealer.
