When did your battery die?

[OnTheFlyTX]

Made it roughly to 36 Months to dead in my driveway. It now has an H7 AGM and a new Aux Battery. Will likely do the Genesis dual battery kit at some point in the future but this works for now.

It’s a low mileage driver - original purchase in November 2021. I bought it used in January 2024 at 18,000 miles. It only has roughly 22,000 miles on it as of today.

Sponsored

 

[Ruby Mike]

I have around 64k on my Wrangler 2020 diesel. I am on my third set of batteries. I replaced both batteries 2 months ago and didn't drive the jeep for 3 weeks. The batteries were drained with the message auxiliary switch not available and the ESS not available. Both are conditions of a low battery. I put the jeep on a charger and at first the voltage was 12.1 volts. It took about 12 hours to bring them to full charge. Hopefully this will do the trick.

 

[Grayhound]

21 diesel. Just replaced the original set. Did both batteries with auto zone batteries. 61k miles.

Squeed out the originals with on board air and winch.

 

[ads75]

I see this thread is 4 years old.

I bought my 2019 JLR 3.6L in Dec 2018. I just replaced both original batteries last week. 50k miles, normally keep in the garage at home, in Pennsylvania. I wasn't getting any errors, just asked the dealer to check them since I was in for annual state inspection and oil change, and I felt like 6 years was a good run.

 

[R3TRO]

First main/aux I replaced just under 36mo. Second main/aux only lasted 18mo. Decided to pull the aux and replace main with AGM H7 about 3mo. ago, let's see how this goes...

 

[Twisted Patriot]

I have a 2021 WILLYS with 36K miles on it. Idk about going strong but it's still going. It fires up with zero hesitation, but, I did just start getting the message "aux lights temporarily unavailable, battery charging" sometimes.. so I'm assuming it's just starting to fail

Sponsored