I'm not TR6 expert, as a matter of fact I don't own one, YET!
But, I wouldn't drive the car. Based on what your saying either your
battery is completely dead and won't hold a charge or the generator's dead.
In either case, and please do correct me if I'm wrong, your car still needs
a battery that is at least slightly charged and anyway what if you stall.
It happens to the bes of us. Unless you can push it and pop the gear to get
it going you'll be somwhere withing the 25 miles from your job.
Hope I'm not giving any bad info,
Steve
Linda Long (IM) wrote:
> Dear list:
> This evening I went out to prep my TR6 to drive to work tomorrow. Well,
> the battery is dead (no surprise), but so is my trickle charger. I'll
> have to drive 25 miles to work at 55 mph before sunrise. I plan to jump
> the battery here at the house and can get a jump at the other end before
> coming home.
>
> My question is: Will I experience any problems driving with my lights
> on with a battery that isn't charged up? My guess is no but I'd hate
> to be wrong and then have to call my wife at 5:30am and have her come
> rescue me.
>
> bye for now
>
> Tom Long
> Blacksburg, Virginia
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