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bobsmith987
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Dec 5, 2014, 7:32 PM
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s-10 truck battery
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So I've got a 1991 s-10. The battery I had in the vehicle was a Autocraft part number 75-2, with 650 CCA @ 0degrees F, and 810 CCA @ 32 degrees F with a reserve capacity = 95. I got from a friend who had a full size chevy 1500, an Autocraft 78-1 which has 700 CCA @ 0degrees F, 875 CCA @ 32 degrees F with a reserve capacity = 120. I've never replaced my battery (bought the one in there with the truck 5 years ago). But, I could have sworn that the lights were brighter and windshield wipers faster with the new battery. Just want to confirm that this isn't going to damage my system. I have read that the CCA increase shouldn't hurt it as it is only a storage unit of the battery.....but why would everything seem so much brighter/ faster?
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(This post was edited by bobsmith987 on Dec 5, 2014, 7:33 PM)
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Hammer Time
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Dec 5, 2014, 7:53 PM
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Re: s-10 truck battery
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More CCA is a good thing. Don't worry about that.
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