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05-29-2009, 07:33 PM
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05-30-2009, 12:48 PM
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If you look at the pic he uploaded (post 17), you will see he really went with a group 35. Not sure why he kept refering to it as a 35R.
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06-05-2009, 05:47 PM
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. Optima 34Rs (they also make a 34) have nice big 34R raised lettering next to one of the posts, and I bet the label clearly says 34R, just like the pics posted here say model 35 on the label and have raised letter 35 next to the negative post.
06-07-2009, 06:00 PM
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bizarre story ........ maybe it was a cheap knock-off you saw .
Optima 34Rs (they also make a 34) have nice big 34R raised lettering next to one of the posts, and I bet the label clearly says 34R, just like the pics posted here say model 35 on the label and have raised letter 35 next to the negative post.
. Optima 34Rs (they also make a 34) have nice big 34R raised lettering next to one of the posts, and I bet the label clearly says 34R, just like the pics posted here say model 35 on the label and have raised letter 35 next to the negative post.
"Part #'s" are vendor specific and have nothing to do with the size.
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06-10-2009, 11:19 AM
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I also noticed I get a really poor mpg. I get around ~150 miles on a tank.
I've got new plugs, new wires and new coils, new air filter.
So I'm wondering if I'm getting misfires, or if something else is wrong like a bad cat ?
What do I need to read codes from the ecu and is there a way to test the cat ?
I've got new plugs, new wires and new coils, new air filter.
So I'm wondering if I'm getting misfires, or if something else is wrong like a bad cat ?
What do I need to read codes from the ecu and is there a way to test the cat ?
06-10-2009, 03:37 PM
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I also noticed I get a really poor mpg. I get around ~150 miles on a tank.
I've got new plugs, new wires and new coils, new air filter.
So I'm wondering if I'm getting misfires, or if something else is wrong like a bad cat ?
What do I need to read codes from the ecu and is there a way to test the cat ?
I've got new plugs, new wires and new coils, new air filter.
So I'm wondering if I'm getting misfires, or if something else is wrong like a bad cat ?
What do I need to read codes from the ecu and is there a way to test the cat ?
06-10-2009, 04:11 PM
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Hmm, if I could avoid buying a device ...
Will they pull the codes for me at an autozone? I've heard somewhere that they weren't doing that anymore.
Is there something I could do myself to test if my cat converter is ok ? (with not much knowledge, and even less tools)
Will they pull the codes for me at an autozone? I've heard somewhere that they weren't doing that anymore.
Is there something I could do myself to test if my cat converter is ok ? (with not much knowledge, and even less tools)
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