Battery Relocation
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RE: Battery Relocation
ORIGINAL: das2123
Even sealed batteries vent gases, just an FYI. Go with a dry cell and there no worries. You can even mount them upside down if you like.
ORIGINAL: jdog08
you wouldnt have to if it was in a sealed box
you wouldnt have to if it was in a sealed box
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RE: Battery Relocation
ORIGINAL: jdog08
you wouldnt have to if it was in a sealed box
you wouldnt have to if it was in a sealed box
ORIGINAL: das2123
Even sealed batteries vent gases, just an FYI. Go with a dry cell and there no worries. You can even mount them upside down if you like.
Even sealed batteries vent gases, just an FYI. Go with a dry cell and there no worries. You can even mount them upside down if you like.
ORIGINAL: jdog08
but we were talking about a sealed box not a sealed battery
but we were talking about a sealed box not a sealed battery
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RE: Battery Relocation
ORIGINAL: dogdaysunrise
you would need to vent outside somehow wouldnt you? otherwise you could get a hydrogen buildup in the trunk.
you would need to vent outside somehow wouldnt you? otherwise you could get a hydrogen buildup in the trunk.
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RE: Battery Relocation
i dunno, i would feel alot more comfortable venting it out the bottom of the trunk. My new car has the battery in the trunk and its vented right from the factory to under the spare tire carrier.