Batteries?
Batteries?
What should I look for in replacement batteries for my 01'? It has the original batteries and the truck is cranking slow now that it has to run the grid heaters which I am sure it never had to do in Texas, where it came from.
Same with me, I have pretty much decided to get the Costco group 27. But first I am going to Sears with my bathroom scale and then to Costco. The group 27, non sealed, that weighs the most is the one I am going to buy.
I have tried all sorts of brands in the past for a bunch of vehicles I keep and pretty much use them for three year in my primary vehicle then get new ones and use the old ones in things I don't need a new battery for. I like have having a new set in trucks I use to eliminate one thaing that can go wrong.
I have tried all sorts of brands in the past for a bunch of vehicles I keep and pretty much use them for three year in my primary vehicle then get new ones and use the old ones in things I don't need a new battery for. I like have having a new set in trucks I use to eliminate one thaing that can go wrong.
The Duralast Gold batteries from AutoZone were the top batteries according to Consumer Reports last year. They are made by Johnson Controls. The Optimas seem to be working good for me. They are almost 3 years old.
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i have a set of replacements from wal-mart in my garage ready to go.
i expect to have the stock batt's to go bad this winter
My stockers lasted 5 years- replaced them with a single optima red top 4 years ago, still works good. The reserve capacity of the single optima red top isn't great but the cold cranking amps are great. -20C starting without any trouble.
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I too think mine will fail this winter, maybe I will buy some new ones from work. Is there anything wrong with getting a higher CCA rating? I could get 925 or 1125 CCA batteries at work. And figured the higher the CCA rating would be better for me being as I will see temps around -40 Celsius



