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Re: Hi i haven't drive my mercedez clk 320 2005 for about...
You could do either, if you will be driving it again now you may opt for a new battery. Take it out and have the battery tested at your auto parts store if it checks out OK charge it up
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Bad alternator means no battery charge. Run the battery down without a charging means no power and engine will die. Charge the battery and put a meter on it to see if it goes to 14 volts with engine running. If stays under 13 volts with engine running, replace the alternator.
new batt if it is over 3 yrs old-needs to always be at 12.6 v--its not holding charge well--have it load tested--probly only gettn a surface charge onit-it will fool u
If the main fuse box can be provided with a 12 volt supply to the rear solenoid that opens the boot this wil trigger the lock to open . Also this can be provided to any circuit that is through to the battery BUT MUST BE DONE WITH GREAT CARE and protection.
Go to any Automotive Parts Supplier (Advance Auto Parts) and tell them that you want a 9 volt battery backup that plugs into the cigarette lighter.......Or if you have a jump box,you with a 12 volt outlet plug on it,buy the cord that connects the outlet plug on jump box to the cigarette lighter outlet plug in the car.......Either option will give you the juice that you need.....I just hope that your boot is electronically operated
When jump starting any vehicle always hook up the positive to the battery first and then hook the ground(black) lead to some metal surface on the engine. This way you do not throw sparks near the battery.
If the radio is a factory fitted it would be a problem for you to remove except you take the car to a specialize workshop otherwise check properly there could be one or two pin or screw holding it.
You might need to get your electrical system checked beause may have a short that could be draining the battery while you don't drive. Try to get it checked at more than one place so you can find an accurate answer for your problem.
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