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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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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.
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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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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 ?
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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 ?
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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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