lol its in with all my napa receipts that have my "lifetime warranty" on the parts. pretty sure i have some from back in 2007 from my original purchase of my idler/pitman arms lol
One battery. Pros and cons
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lol its in with all my napa receipts that have my "lifetime warranty" on the parts. pretty sure i have some from back in 2007 from my original purchase of my idler/pitman arms lol
receipts are always a good thing to keep regardless of the warranty period, i just like knowing what i bought and when
Single in my 01 but don't run intake heater and glow plugs. I would for sure run 2 in it. Especially with the cold winters. If its a street-daily driver truck you will not see any gains of running one. You can always take one out if going to track.
May have a lucky screw up there! haha. So far I'm happy with the Duralast Platinum. Turns over way better than my 3 year old ACdelco battery. The dual terminals for no extra charge was nice and it seemed to have the highest reserve capacity out of all the others I was looking at. When we go camping my stereo is on basically all day, hence why I wanted to put two more batteries on it as well.
With the cold winters you'll have id run two. I drove mine with just one for awhile cause I was to lazy to put the other one back in. Started fine most the time but that wasn't in winter time...you could try one...then always go with two if it becomes a problem.
I ran it on the frame under the passenger seat. The cables are plenty long enough to make it fit. Even reused one of the factory cable hold downs to the frame in a different spot.
I have a single 1750 odyssey. Works like a champ!:thumb:
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/battery/pc1750t.htm
http://www.odysseybatteries.com/battery/pc1750t.htm
That is a true test. I lived in Wyoming and I know the weather, if you can do a winter on a redtop then anything is possible. :woott:
Its a real shame that odyssey doesn't have side posts or else it would be the most ultimate battery ever.
Could you post up a pic? i would like to do this to mine
Does it fit in the tray on the driver side as for the top post did your lmm cables work fine?
The top post worked fine on my LMM, and just turned the batter around with the top posts being on the side towards the firewall. The cables reach just fine and the battery drops in perfectly in the driver side tray! zero issues at all!
I have no idea if it's the same for the older body styles though.
Yep I prefer side post anyway better connection and never in my life have I seen a side post battery corrode.