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How I installed a voltmeter -- and why 200 1989

posted by  pageda on  Fri Mar 4 16:11 CST 2011
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I used to buy new blems group 46 from a local battery store but they can't get them any more. The last two I got the Everstart Maxx group 48 from Walmart, which is probably manufactured locally by Johnson Controls. The Maxx and one from Costco consistently go better in revues I have seen.

You don't need to tell me about heat killing batteries, I have lived it for the last 40 years. The last one that died in my car was slow to start in the morning and would not start after work that afternoon. That is why my daughters get replaced preemptively and I get the old soon to fail battery, it adds excitement to my life!
Dan





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