Battery

hi, & nbsp;

If the vehicle is not working after a while, your battery will run out, hodja. When you say that it ends here, do not misunderstand electrically, it does not mean death. As far as I know, the battery is like a rechargeable battery. As soon as you turn the ignition and start the vehicle, your recharged battery (your battery) starts charging and it is called & nbsp; public & nbsp; battery & nbsp; self-charging & nbsp; . It is very difficult to give a period of time such as when the battery will run out, so do not keep it in that state for a long time. Also, as far as I know, it is not enough to run the vehicle where it is always for 5 minutes (if the radio-headlight is left on for a long time but the battery has not been discharged), it is necessary to take the lion for about half an hour for a while to get the battery back. In my car, there is something like this, but unfortunately I don't know if you are in the 206's; I noticed this while I was cleaning the car, while I wanted it to play the radio (I said play it a little but I forgot about it). The car goes to a mode called "eco mode" and it cuts off the electricity in all parts, so I looked at it for a while and the radio fell off the lights. I think a great beauty forgets this human condition human & nbsp;

Also here;

your friend does not have the opportunity to finish as he says, he is going to economy mode. But if you tire it out, it will return to you as battery and fuel, because the battery usage in the place where it stops will increase the amount of fuel that will be loaded into the engine for charging when the vehicle starts.

Amplifier etc. in your car If there is no sound system, it will not stop immediately 2-3 hours without starting the vehicle, unless the battery life has decreased. & nbsp;