Proper Battery Ah
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JDM-8
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Proper Battery Ah
Hey,
Recently i had a problem with bad battery, and i had to replace it.
I used to have the "from factory one" which was 75D26L and as i know was 60-65Ah
I called to mazda and they told me that they are using the Leopard 80D29L now.
I am not sure how many Amper/Hour this is but, i replaced mine with a Banner 80Ah.
Will it harm my car?
Please advice. I have to admit it starts from the first crank.
Recently i had a problem with bad battery, and i had to replace it.
I used to have the "from factory one" which was 75D26L and as i know was 60-65Ah
I called to mazda and they told me that they are using the Leopard 80D29L now.
I am not sure how many Amper/Hour this is but, i replaced mine with a Banner 80Ah.
Will it harm my car?
Please advice. I have to admit it starts from the first crank.
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No. In fact, it will be better. Manufacturers always put in the smallest battery they can get away with. There is usually room on the battery tray for a bigger one. Whenever I have an OE battery die I replace it with at least the next size up.
Ken
Ken
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Originally Posted by titaniumgr3y
yes ok, i agree, but,,,, isnt there a limit like... minimum 60Amper maximum 100Amper for example?
On the top end, the limit is really just the physical space in the battery compartment. If you live someplace with harsh winters, it's usually a good idea to put in the biggest battery that fits.
Ken
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