997 battery replacement recommendation
#18
If you want to tell the quality of a battery, weigh it. Batteries that have more plates and more lead, weigh more and will last longer. I learned this a long time ago while running a stock class in the SCCA, we would look for the cheap batteries in the same size and group, and it was always the lightest, some times by over 10 pounds compared to the others.
#20
I have a brand new Porsche Tequipment Maintainer. I haven't used it yet, but my battery isn't holding a charge anymore, so I figured I'd plug it in from day 1 on the new battery, I only drive the car once every couple of weeks this time of year.
Anyone, so if I plug the maintainer into the cigarette lighter before I change the battery, I wind up with no fault codes or anything right? ...and this is safe?
Anyone, so if I plug the maintainer into the cigarette lighter before I change the battery, I wind up with no fault codes or anything right? ...and this is safe?
#21
Correct!
#22
rebattery,
Be careful on what you say about Mexico.
Mexican woman gets litigious on Top Gear's ***
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/02...p_gear_legals/
Be careful on what you say about Mexico.
Mexican woman gets litigious on Top Gear's ***
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/02...p_gear_legals/
#25
Before I replace OEM Porsche battery with Walmart MAXX 94R ($90.00) I pluged my Deltran Battery Tender (keep it on my motocycle battery) into center console armrest lighter plug. Swapped out old for new & all was good to go with no fault codes!
#26
Turns out the battery is fine. After putting the battery replacement off (which turned out o be good) and not being able to start my car after driving half an hour ( a bad thing). I brought my car to The dealership. Turns out the cable from the alternator to the battery is bad. Pcar Should be back tomorrow.
#27
Just replaced mine this weekend with the Maxx 94R from Walmart. $83 and a 3 year warranty. Thanks.
#30
Search Oddyssey - Optima lighter but not by much over OEM.