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Old 04-15-2016, 07:04 PM
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Specs of OE battery?

Anyone know (where to find) the specs for the OE battery -- CCA, capacity, etc.?
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Anyone?

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The recommended OE battery is the 50D20L. There are a few manufacturers but the specs seem to be the same.

https://www.tayna.co.uk/50D20L-Numax...ery-P3896.html

The Mazda part # is 000080026RWB and the battery is used in a few different models.
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And IIRC, the battery was upgraded at some point but the info I listed is fro a 2006+ RX-8 so I think it is the latest battery.
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Thanks, 9k!

Weird, though -- that definitely seems physically smaller than my car's original battery. Also, when I searched for my car, I always turned up PN JF0218520E, which doesn't seem to exist any more...

Any chance it could be different for the S2?
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Oh yeah you have an S2. But I don't recall (R3 in my driveway) the S2 battery being any different.
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If you are looking to replace it, a 24F is a perfect fit. And, it provides over 200 cranking Amps more than OEM for about the same weight.
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Not looking to replace it; rocking an Optima Yellow Top, for better or for worse, and don't intend to revisit the issue until that fails. Mainly just gathering info. Thought it was weird that I couldn't track it down.
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Um, the S2 Battery is much larger ( to S1), and higher CCA.

S1 50D20L

S2 80D26L

Almost any left post battery which is not larger than OEM will fit, but does it 'perform' to spec.
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Yeah, that'd do it.

Any idea why the battery mysteriously doesn't exist when searched for by vehicle in Mazda parts store databases?

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