Battery not charging - 2006 Land Rover Range Rover Sport

Is the battery fully charged??

I would leave it overnight. That small a charger will have to work hard to charge the battery. Replace battery and save yourself battery problems in the future.

Make model and year, and what have you checked so far ?
Have you had the battery tested ? Alternator working ?

2003 taurus not starting the lights on dashboard not coming on.windows wont go up and wont crank ..anyone know what to do ..please

the battery wont stay charged? if youre putting in a fully charged battery and your car runs, but then the battery slowly dies, the problem will be your alternator. the alternator is what maintains a car batteries charge. try replacing the alternator. hope this helps.

NO - sounds like the battery needs to be charged - a new fully charged battery will measure 12.6 volts - if you are not getting this voltage then the battery is not fully charged - driving the vehicle will charge the battery if the charging system is working correctly, but the battery should have been fully charged when you purchased it - batteries will loose charge sitting on a shelf and the best shops keep the batteries they have for sale charged weekly if they don't sell them faster than that - good luck :O)

A new battery should have approx 12.62 fully charged
It could be slightly more
If you ever see 13 volts, on an old battery, it is gone

You need a min of 12.5, to do any testing of your vehicle, or you charge it
It should hold 12.5 or more for 3 or 4 weeks,then charge, if you let the truck sit
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Sounds like your alternator isn't charging your battery.

Alternator is what charges the battery. The alternator isn't putting out enough of amps to charge your battery and you will get a light or gauge reading that the voltage is low.

A working alternator can try to charge a bad battery but won't. Have the battery and charging system checked with a machine. Also note: your alternator is not designed to charge a battery. It is made to maintain the state of charge present in the battery. If the battery has been drained, then jumped, the alternator can put a surface charge there but will never fully charge the battery...This is only done with an external battery charger. Not doing this will over-work the alternator and shorten battery life!