After the latest bout of removing car battery, charging car battery, putting car battery back in I had enough, and bought a new one. It's an SLA (sealed lead acid) battery, so no more watering the battery. It holds the same charge (60 Amp-hours) as the old one, but has double the peak current, nearly 600 amps. Does that make any difference for my car? I have no idea. (This is something that fills me with dismay. I know nearly nothing about the ton of steel that carries me around from time to time. I think I will buy the repair manual for it, and do some light reading.)
Here they are, new and old, sitting next to each other:
Photo courtesy of the crappy iPhone camera. Why the iPhone camera? because I discovered Flickit, a marvelous software that takes a photo and uploads it to Flickr immideatly. Now, if, lets say, the man wants me to delete a photo, I can do so with the reassurance that it will live on on the internet, forever.
Anyway, here is my battery sitting snugly in the running car. (Note the professional anti-corrosion coating!) Afterwards I discovered that my old battery was just fine, I had only forgotten to shut off the interior light of the car. Sigh.
3 weeks ago
Ain't that always the way?
ReplyDeleteTja, die Batterie wäre vor knapp einer Woche schon sehr nützlich gewesen ;-)
ReplyDeletevery nice work,The Car Battery is an important part of the car, that is why, battery check up is necessary.
ReplyDeleteYou may encounter car problems and engine stoppage when the battery is in bad shape.