Is there a battery expert on the list? Most of us would like to know about
this.
The 12V battery in my daily driver is 39 months old. Experience has taught
me that batteries die shortly after 36 months, no matter what the guarantee
says. Is there any reason not to just replace it and save the trouble of
having it die away from home? The 6V battery in my 1936 Chevy pickup is 5
years old, should I replace it?
Years ago batteries seemed to fail slowly over a period of days, now it is
always a surprise and away from home. Is there a way to tell when a battery
is nearing end of life?
Thanks,
Dennis McGillis
1936 Lowcab (36 TRUCK)
1955 Cameo (V8 CAMEO)
Vintage Chevrolet Club of America
Orange County (CA) Region
949-551-4821 phone
949-551-1162 fax
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