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Re: Maintenance-Free Batteries
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Posted by hay on July 01, 2006 at 03:36:45 from (216.190.71.130):
In Reply to: Maintenance-Free Batteries posted by in-too-deep on June 30, 2006 at 18:48:14:
some maintenance free batteries do have removeable caps to check the water level and add as necessary. i have one in my truck. they still need to have terminals cleaned as needed also and i check the charging rate occasionaly to make sure the system is ok. however, i do replace my batteries every 3-4 years wheather they are good, marginal or bad. that way i don"t have any worries about getting stranded with a bad battery. i do agree however that maint. free batteries are another gimmick for the consumer to spend money on a false sense of security. and we all know what battery warranties are like.
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