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Part Number: ODYODXAGM34
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$384.99
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Notes : 2.5 IR; (+/-) Polarity; SDS Required; Group 34 With Tin-Plated Brass SAE Top Automotive PostsSeries : Extreme SeriesRated Voltage : 12VGroup : BCI Group no. 34Terminal Type : SAE TerminalCold Cranking Amps : 850 CCAHot Cranking Amps : 1250 HCANominal Capacity : 68 AhPulse Hot Cranking Amps : 1500 PHCAPromotions : Fall Car Care MonthWarranty : 4-year Odyssey Battery limited warrantyBattery Type : AGMDimensions : 10.86 x 6.77 x 7.94 in.Product Fit : Direct FitReserve Capacity : 135 minutesWeight : 49.5 lbs.Quantity Sold : Sold individually
Part Number: BSS6521B
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Notes : 55 Amp Hour; 12 Voltage; 34 BCI Group Size; Up to 90 Degrees Installation AngleCold Cranking Amps : 775 CCAProp 65 Warning :
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Part Number: ODYODPAGM24
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$348.99
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Notes : Torque Spec in-lbs. (Nm max); 4.2 IR; (+/-) Polarity; SDS RequiredSeries : Performance SeriesRated Voltage : 12VGroup : BCI Group no. 24Terminal Type : SAE TerminalCold Cranking Amps : 725 CCAHot Cranking Amps : 950 HCANominal Capacity : 63 AhPulse Hot Cranking Amps : 1300 PHCAProp 65 Warning :
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Part Number: ODYODXAGM24
Universal Fit
$402.99
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Notes : SDS Required; 4.5 Internal Resistance; 3100 Short CircuitSeries : Extreme SeriesRated Voltage : 12VGroup : BCI Group no. 24Terminal Type : SAE TerminalCold Cranking Amps : 725 CCAHot Cranking Amps : 950 HCANominal Capacity : 63 AhPulse Hot Cranking Amps : 1300 PHCAPromotions : Fall Car Care MonthWarranty : 3-year Odyssey Battery limited warrantyBattery Type : AGMDimensions : 10.87 x 6.77 x 8.75 in.Product Fit : UniversalReserve Capacity : 155 minutesWeight : 57.1 lbs.Quantity Sold : Sold individually
Part Number: ODYODXAGM24F
Universal Fit
$402.99
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Notes : SDS Required; 3 Internal Resistance; 3100 Short Circuit; 73Ah 10Hr Nominal CapacitySeries : Extreme SeriesRated Voltage : 12VGroup : BCI Group no. 24FTerminal Type : SAE TerminalCold Cranking Amps : 840 CCAHot Cranking Amps : 1200 HCANominal Capacity : 76 AhPulse Hot Cranking Amps : 1500 PHCAProp 65 Warning :
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Q:I have a question about what could be wrong with my car? It won’t start and it has a brand new battery, starter, and the alternator was tested and is good. Tried the fuse/circuit light tester to see if anything was draining the battery but nothing came up and when I took it to auto store the computer didn’t pick up any codes. It will crank up once it’s jumped but not on it’s own. It’s a 1999 Honda Accord. Show Less
amy c.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Amy, I'm glad to assist you. If you have brought that to a car repair shop already, the problem should have been identified by now. We cannot give any reasonable input except to have a 2nd opinion on another vehicle repair shop so the mechanics there can perform an extensive and thorough troubleshooting and diagnostic. I hope this helps. Happy shopping. Show less
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Q:What does it mean with the products are universal fit?
KayTorr
A:BEST ANSWERHi Kay, thank you for reaching out. It means that this product isn't specific to any vehicle. Please call our parts team at 1-866-529-0412 and provide the complete vehicle information. We'll be more than glad to help you look for the correct part. Have a nice day. Show less
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Q:Is this battery a drop right-in, connect and go? Or is it one of those that must be installed by a certified mechanic and has to be tuned up or programed ? My car is a 2019 audi RS5 sportback Show Less
Joe H.
A:BEST ANSWERHi Joe, thank you for reaching out! This does not fit any specific vehicles and would require modifications to install. Have a good one! Show less
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Parts to Replace After Reaching the 100,000-Mile MarkYour engine oil and oil filter, transmission fluid, coolant, brake fluid, spark plugs, and timing belt are some examples of key components and fluids to check around the 100,000-mile mark.
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There are issues that you must fix as soon as possible to continue driving safely and avoid permanently damaging your vehicle.
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How Long Does It Take To Charge a Car Battery?It’s also best to drive your vehicle around rather than letting it sit idle. Modern vehicle systems have battery-saving measures that might limit your vehicle’s ability to charge at lower RPMs. Driving at higher speeds should increase your vehicle’s battery charge faster.