I never bought an "interstate" battery in the first place.
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It does, actually.
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Clueless.
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So, is your position that all batteries made by Exide are the same?
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My position is sitting near my front window overlooking the Arkansas River.
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Energizer automobile battery? I've not heard of those. Just keeps on running?
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Goodnight, Gracie.
Oh, that really hurt. I've been plonked. My posts won't appear on one PC, in one room in one house, read by one person. I'm just, sigh. Gonna have to cry myself to sleep tonight.
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Well, at least you made your position clear. Now, is it your opinion that all batteries made by Exide are the same?
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It's not just the top-posting -- mostly, it's the positioning of his sig, which breaks all followups. This has been explained to him repeatedly, and he's either too dim to understand, or too rude to care.
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Ah, no it doesn't.
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Moron.
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Did you catch that from Halliburton?
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Doug Miller wrote the following:
So, you are unable to follow the thread after reading 46 responses. ...or is it just the sig itself? I just post at the bottom so as not to upset the pedants.
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Hi, Battery life has lot to do with the climate.
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Look at one of his posts. Elements occur in this order:
// in the wrong place // in the right place now
But, as I said, this has been explained to him numerous times. He's obviously either too stupid to understand, or too rude to care.
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Average life of North American batteries is supposedly just over 3.5 years. Many Japanese (and possibly European as well) last 6 or more.
Many - and i'd emphasize MANY mass market replacement batteries sold with 3 or more year warrantees fail long before the warrantee is out - but the car has changed hands or the owner has misplaced the invoice, so the warrantee is void.
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15 years ago if a Toyota battery didn't make 7 years here in the great white north, something was wrong. Don't know if they are still as good or not.
If a Delco battery lasted 5 you were extremely lucky - again, no idea if they have improved or?? The original battery in my PT Cruizer was replaced this winter - 8 years old and although it was a wee bit weak, the problem ended up being a bad battery CABLE (high resistance caused low voltage to starter) - replaced them both.
Original battery in the '96 Mystique was replaced in 1999 - the replacement (motorcraft) is still going strong. (touch wood)
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I'd second the Interstate recommendation - the Megatron in particular.
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The Vega and the Cadillac were both made by General Motors too. Doesn't make them the same car. Jaguar and Tata are made by the same company now too. Get the point??
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Up here we get both. It's been over 33C all week, and we had a good stretch of -20C and below only 6 months ago.