trickle battery charger...will it charge a dead battery

Sure, This should work great! No worries mate!

hope everything works out for you!

I'm plugged in also and have had starting problems. I found out the plug-in charges the battery that turns on the lights but not the engine. There are connections between the two sets of batteries. My connections had been damaged, which is why the starter couldn't pull from the other batteries (that were plugged in). Also, the rv uses marine batteries that need trickle charge. So check your battery connections and hook up to a slow charger.

Dead is dead.... But how long have you had it sitting and is it really

dead or just in need of a recharge ? It's always good to run a vehicle

at least once a week for a bit. (NOT by you till your ordeal is over),

Once your sentence is over, you'll be ready to go. That battery is

only two years old now that I think of it. Why would it be dead.

Can't your folks take the car out for a spin for you. Start with a

slow battery charge. Not really a trickle, a 10amp should do for

a specific amount of time....

Good luck..

is some cars yes it will work . on allot of the newer cars, the power to that cigarette lighter is controlled by the ignition, so the key has to be on for it to work. if the fusion is like this, your key on accessories might be more than the output of the charger. but if it is not like the situation that i have mentioned, then you can do this , but it could take quite a while.

After a battery goes dead it is usually just going to stay that way no matter how many times you charger it you may be able to start it but after you shut it off for the night it will just die you are better off buying a new battery.

um it might but then again it might not but leaving the battery dead for a long time can ruin it so i woul djust charge it up and start the car from time to time even if you cant drive it

yea it will charge it, slow, but it will charge it.