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STOP WRITING TITLES IN ALL CAPS!
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Get a ruler and measure the battery tray and see if you can fit a din75 the din65 will be good but if a din75 will fit there is no reason not to use it. We stock century batteries at work.Yes I have checked up the listings.
Sure, I've changed it.STOP WRITING TITLES IN ALL CAPS!
That a lot of good CCA. I worry that the VE uses more battery compared to the VF when staying in your garage doing nothing. I read somewhere when if the VE stays idle for a month or so you will experience more flat batteries compared to the VF. Also I think if the VE is locked and the Alarm is on its worse.I bought an AC Delco battery from Holden. $120. 850 CCA. Our is V6.
Old mate at Holden found one to suit a VE S2 V8 Ute I think it was.
Straight into the V6 Calais.
I did a thread on it because it involved modding the venting to have two tubes rather than one.
Funny thing about Writing in CAPS as I bought this up to my specialist as I had 3 Strokes (yes still alive @ 69 years old) and I Ask him why do my eyes and my brain skip (Cant see it) sentences when printed in lower case but if there is plenty of CAP letters my eyes/brain lock onto it. Its like a Train that drives through a railway station and the train driver doesn't see the station unless there is a sign in BOLD and in CAPS saying the Station.STOP WRITING TITLES IN ALL CAPS!
Yes I know about shouting using the caps. Its extremely hard for me to type, also I have only 40% speaking capabilities . so I cant use those programs that allows you to talk and the computer type for you. I'm due for another stroke or TIA, its been 12 months since the last one I had.Writing in CAPS is the equivalent to shouting in text, it's just plain rude to type in all capitals. Good to hear you're slowly getting better.