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I'm done with AGM batteries for a while. Nothing but problems with them for me lately. I've now had 3 of 4 fail in the first 18 months on 3 different cars. Each time I had to jump the car to drive it to the parts store, tests fine, and accordingly they wouldn't warranty them so I was out $200+ in each case. Drive it home and let it sit overnight, no start. Replaced with regular flooded batteries, and no more problems.
im glad they were able to find his body. We went through a similar experience about 3 years ago an hour east of Arnold, CA. As someone who works in EMS i have mad respect for all those agencies that work in the wilderness. Working in that snow was no joke.
I’ve got matched pairs of AGMs in both of the twins. The older set is from 2017.
All of ours turned into advanced auto parts
ya we have them as well and napa, o-rielly's (they have a big distribution center here) called ozark, once you figure out all the logistics of the auto parts places in a area it's easy to get just about anything the same day or next day, stuff around here is in town or is in Manteca or last resort Vegas. All the shops and stores like to keep it a dirty little secret because that is how they get there discounts and then bump the price up to retail, even rock auto is only about an hour from here so If I order from there shipping is usually dirt cheap. a little secret to saving on stuff is having a business license, a business license here is $74 a year I take advantage of that all the time, lots of places will discount business to business sales, the resale license from the state is a one time cost I think I paid $14 for it like 22 years ago. once you have those you can open accounts with just about any other business and get better deals.
22years ago I was in 5th grade.
Right!?!? Guys like that make me feel old. Well, that and the aches and pains that come with getting older.
Old enough to know better, young enough to do it anyway.
4th for me22years ago I was in 5th grade.
It took you how long?! Amateur hour, must have been those Sunday drivers slowing you down. Ha!
it was a 1/2 hour each way, on the way there I shaved about 7 minutes off (playing with the porsche), on the way back it was pretty close to 30 min, then 13 minutes waiting
How did you get the head unit to display that data?
it's a pioneer nav unit, in the nav settings there is a setting to record drive data, then after (or during) a drive the data is shown under the "useful information" tab.
Lol I’m in Alabama on the Gulf Coast. I could get it done in under 2 hours if I don’t get into OCD cleaning mode.
They came out of a brand new 2016 fleet vehicle. So I use January 1st to date them, that would make them 6 years old. No codes, no errors.
