Benz4mm first of all go and buy yourself a simple multimeter (for like $15 or even less) to test the voltage on the battery yourself (rather then buying new batteries or calling dealer over to "check" it) then check the voltage of the battery and it should be somewhere around 12V+ (possibly around 12.5V or so if not something is draining your battery or its not being charged enough) then check the voltage when car is running it should be around 14V (if its any less then your alternator isnt charging properly - could be several issues like voltage regulator etc.)
Let us know your findings, depending on that we can provide you more help from there....
This will do: (btw there is always manual on how to use it but if you get stuck i can help its very easy just one knob to turn the right setting and two leads for +/-)
PORTABLE ELENCO M-1000B DIGITAL MULTIMETER 100% WORKING - eBay (item 280229003681 end time May-27-08 18:46:49 PDT)
Let us know your findings, depending on that we can provide you more help from there....
This will do: (btw there is always manual on how to use it but if you get stuck i can help its very easy just one knob to turn the right setting and two leads for +/-)
PORTABLE ELENCO M-1000B DIGITAL MULTIMETER 100% WORKING - eBay (item 280229003681 end time May-27-08 18:46:49 PDT)