NAPA 1000 CCA battery part #?
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NAPA 1000 CCA battery part #?
If someone here can help me out with the part number I'd appreciate it. I know I've seen it on here before but can't find it now, and searching their site hasn't helped either.
Thanks.
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This is the NAPA I use. group 31
I have all hooped ends, and not conventional cable ends. I got tired of the lead ends and their headaches.
I've never seen a 1500 cranking amp battery. That's cool !
I have all hooped ends, and not conventional cable ends. I got tired of the lead ends and their headaches.
I've never seen a 1500 cranking amp battery. That's cool !
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[left]Napa Battery - Automotive Commercial 12 Volts Group 31P 950 CCA Top Post
Napa Part #: BAT 7237
$137.99 /Each $27.00 core
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NBE7237
Napa Part #: BAT 7237
$137.99 /Each $27.00 core
https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NBE7237
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I've never seen a 1500 cranking amp battery.
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Cold-Cranking Amps = 950
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CCA Rating Temperature = 0 degrees F
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Battery Temperature = 70 degrees F
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Computed New CCA is 1526, a 60.6 percent change.
Deka used to make an 1100 CCA group 24 battery. They would fit in anything, and more or less, start anything. I believe there are new environmental regulations that have affected the composition of the plates, reducing the cranking capacity of lead acid batteries in general . . .
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I do, they are great for positioning other than top up, but, in recent years it seems that the quality has deteriorated somewhat. They don't last like they used to. I paid over 300 bucks for a Sears diehard 1200 cca agm battery. It lasted all of 3 years, literally 1 month after the warranty expired. I have realized that the cheapy 125 dollar battery is the best deal. I am looking at this one:
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Odyssey-B...nals/170413985
Not a bad price, but it just has stud terminals, I would have to deal with that...Mark
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Odyssey-B...nals/170413985
Not a bad price, but it just has stud terminals, I would have to deal with that...Mark
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I wonder who makes the Die hard batteries. I have had 2 Walmart batteries and 2 orilley batteries. Both have failed right after the 3 years. The Napa (deka?) usually get over 4 but I replace them at 4 anyway.
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Wow, you guys go through batteries quickly.
I usually use a year or two old, recycled batteries and they seems to last for years.
I just replaced a battery from '07 with a 2015 "fresh" battery in my old '62 fork truck.
The '07 had been weak for a while but still held a decent charge.
I agree the Optimas are not what they used to be. I got 11 years out of their yellow top batteries on my 1st 2nd gen I bought in '94 new.
I usually use a year or two old, recycled batteries and they seems to last for years.
I just replaced a battery from '07 with a 2015 "fresh" battery in my old '62 fork truck.
The '07 had been weak for a while but still held a decent charge.
I agree the Optimas are not what they used to be. I got 11 years out of their yellow top batteries on my 1st 2nd gen I bought in '94 new.
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Thanks guys. I think I'm just going to go with a WallyMart group 27 battery for $100. It's 810 CCA so it should be fine for me. I'd wait and try to get a decent take out at work but this battery is toast now so I can't wait.
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I bought the last of the Diehard Platinim AGM's probably 5 1/2 years ago ago. My old factory batteries lives in a 12v.
I had Optima Red Tops for years on my 24v.
I had Optima Red Tops for years on my 24v.
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