How long, approximately, can you leave a 488 without the battery conditioner plugged in and it still start? Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
Guys, put a master switch and kill the battery, problem solved! Enviado desde mi iPhone utilizando FerrariChat
Going on 2 years, and no problem. Don't even know where my Ferrari OEM battery conditioner is, to be honest.
Please contact Guinness Book of World records and get it registered ! Your car is certainly an anomaly.
Initial Q: How long, approximately, can you leave a 488 without the battery conditioner plugged in and it still start? Most owners experience that their car needs to be on the trickler (almost) always. Reason: there seem to be over 100 small ECU's in our 458. And a trickler only trickles ... So I chucked away that thing and use one from our local shop that charges up to 6 Amps if needed. No more problems ... here.
if you start your car every day or every other day for a bit, you should be fine for a long time. Ive noticed the need to plug in the trickle charger after the battery gets slightly older say 2 years +..I only plug it in when I know I won't be starting the car for over a week or so.
I would love to but just dont have the time. Its once a week for me. And even with that and 24/7 on the tender , 1 battery down so far.
I try to drive every week...but still leave it on the trickle charger. My battery is now almost a year old. My 2019 went into service October 2018 and the factory battery was still working but showing signs of weakening after 2yrs so I replaced it with a Interstage AMG. Longest for me is 3 days not on the charger but I was driving it everyday for those 3-4 days.