-- Posted by snowcone200 at 1:33 am on Nov. 22, 2008 Well is it? I am guessing mines gonna need a new charge :| -- Posted by Neilap at 1:34 am on Nov. 22, 2008 i dont know... Well free if you nap a charger from someone :| -- Posted by Bearsy at 1:34 am on Nov. 22, 2008 You just said it was in the title, and I think you're a pretty honest guy, so I'mma go with yes. -- Posted by blufindr at 1:35 am on Nov. 22, 2008 It is if you do it while the other guy isn't looking... -- Posted by easy at 2:19 am on Nov. 22, 2008 yes, if you find someone to do it, a gas station might charge you though -- Posted by wtflolzers99 at 11:04 am on Nov. 22, 2008 I doubt it. And why do you think your battery will "need a new charge?" -- Posted by snowcone200 at 11:11 am on Nov. 22, 2008 Batterys don't hold a charge forever >=0 -- Posted by wtflolzers99 at 11:15 am on Nov. 22, 2008 Quote: from snowcone200 at 11:11 am on Nov. 22, 2008 Batterys don't hold a charge forever >=0 yea and that's what your alternator is for. -- Posted by whrocky5092 at 7:54 am on Nov. 23, 2008 i dont get what hes asking for is he asking for a jump or something? -- Posted by espresso8097 at 11:32 am on Nov. 23, 2008 Quote: from whrocky5092 at 9:54 am on Nov. 23, 2008 i dont get what hes asking for is he asking for a jump or something? Just go to the automotive section at a place like Sears and you can see car battery chargers.  They are meant to add enough charge for when a battery dies and you need to start the car a few more times to get a new one.  Not a permanent solution. To the person with the alternator comment.  Even with an alternator batteries die, but over at least 3 years on most decent batteries. If you need to constantly charge a battery it is time to get a new one, deal with it.  You can usually get a cheap-o battery for about $40.  Do the install yourself so you don't pay with that too -- Posted by IMPALA at 11:40 am on Nov. 23, 2008 if you don't know how to install a car battery then you truly are a n00b btw. it's two cables and lifting the old one out, putting the new one in, and attaching the cables in the proper (red to +, black to -)