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Battery Longevity Question 96 960 900 1996

posted by  Paulii on  Mon Aug 14 18:27 CST 2006
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Never have a battery source when doing Air bag work. I have had only one blow in my face and that was from just static. I thought it broke my nose. I only use the 9 volt battery when I don't have customers code or a drivability problem and I want to keep drivetime cycles when I replace a battery. I also have a 9 volt that plugs into the cigar lighter, but as you know it will not work in a volvo unless you have the key on. I prefer not to have a key on, so I just jump the terminals. Keep up the good work Spook!






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