Help, battery problem.
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In the 3 years iv owned this car (na and tt) it's always had a crap battary. Ie it would be randomly flat if I left it over night and would leak from the top after a long drive.
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So I replaced it after the tt conversion, the exact same thing is happening again it's only been in for a few months and it's flat again not holding charge and it's leaking from the top...
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Assuming iv not accidentaly bought another duff battary that just happened to have the same problem I'm assuming there is some sort of voltage regulator? I get the feeling it's over charging? Is it a case of new alternater? Or new regulater? Because obvioulsy iv had the same battary fault with two different engines???
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I'm so confused I really would appreciate any help regarding this problem.