Given it was a modern battery, 6 years old, the answer is probably "No".
The option was to try salvaging it, but if the option is then breaking down= =20 on a delivery, and getting towed, with a =A3250 (or whatever) release fee,= =20 it's cheaper to get a new battery! Similarly if you'd missed a drop/pickup,= =20 you could have lost that job, which if you'd done well could have panned ou= t=20 nicely and given you a huge contract etc.
If you weigh up what could go wrong with a new battery, you made the right= =20 choice.
FWIW, I'm expecting my battery to go any day now (car's now 6 years old on= =20 the original virtually everything). I'm hoping it lasts long enough that I= =20 can sell it before anything big goes wrong :-)
Pete.
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