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Ev Archive for March 1999
1534 messages, last added Wed Aug 08 18:44:44 2001

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Trojan T105 and battery testing



"ALAIN ST-YVES" <barabe@rocler.qc.ca> writes:

>     After a good run with my pickup, near maximum use of battery, I 
will
> park at home the car and keep a C/20 load. I am using the heater and 
the
> power stearing. There will always be a battery wich voltage is much
> lower than all the other. The important is to know were is this battery
> and this will be the battery to make a follow up on it.

This is a bit similar to a test scheme I found in the 1992 Solectria   
service manual:

"If the range performance of the car following a full recharge has been
reported to be declining, perform the following check.  Recharge the
battery and drive the car at least 25 miles, or until the car will not
maintain 30 mph on a level road.  With all lights, fan, and heater on, 
any battery that tests less than 10 volts should be replaced."


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