Subject	DieHard batteries are supposed to be "maintenance free"
Posted by	NytWolf on March 24, 2004 at 2:06 AM
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In Reply To	I have a problem... posted by projzxr on March 24, 2004 at 12:43 AM
Message	Meaning you don't have to check the "water" level. Do as Nathan91TT recommended.
Follow Ups	I have a problem... - projzxr 00:43:44 03/24/04 Remove it and by a new one ASAP! - NATHAN91'TT 00:46:15 03/24/04 Try tech...and you may need to explain a lil better than - AbnormallyAspirated 00:47:29 03/24/04 DieHard batteries are supposed to be "maintenance free" - NytWolf 02:06:30 03/24/04 if you take the battery to Sears they will put it on their - robo (sebring1970) 06:39:58 03/24/04 i'd go ahead and replace it but... - Studbeefpile 08:38:28 03/24/04 Regular occurance of "battery explosions!" yikes, bad luck! (n/m) - kandy2dr 09:54:32 03/24/04 Would a red top Optima battery be a good idea... - projzxr 11:32:11 03/24/04 How is a battery out of warranty after 11 months? - SactoTodd 11:44:05 03/24/04 I took the battery to them and they gave me some.. - projzxr 12:16:41 03/24/04 Ask to speak with a manager... - Sportzcoop 18:43:04 03/24/04
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