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So do you have a vid on broken cell fix?
Same instructions for motorcycle battery?
I used to work in an auto parts store. I would buy cores for 15 bucks and everybody thought I was crazy for not buying new batteries. meanwhile I have a like new battery in all 5 of the cars, atv's and the tractor. that would have cost about 700 bucks!! I did it for 75 bucks. thing is, you do have to use and old school non digital charger cause the new solid state ones suck due to the industry not wanting you to be able to do this, since they lose money.
Huh I tried it and it worked thanks for the video
so hit them with 200 amp for 15 then let set for an hr and do this 5 times
This is not a fix. Bulk charging is part of regular maintenance for batteries in good health. If your battery had died and will no longer hold charge chances are it can not be revived.
Hey! I'm trying this right now on two batteries with 650 cca and 780 ca. These two batteries are used on a Chevy Silverado 3500 Duramax 6.6 liter diesel. They both started at like 0.01 volts. After round 1 each was about 8 V, Round 2 just over 10V so it is increasing but I noticed the voltage is now slowly dropping, seems to have stabilized about 9 V. So far no boiling/bubbling. Round 3 thru 5 same story. Ok so just completed round 6 and they are finally just starting to bubble!
I have noticed when I have pulled the caps the acid Looks clear but after hitting the batteries with 15 minutes cycles the acid begins to look dirty. When should I filter the acid?
Do you add water after your have done the charging process or before you start the process
shoudn't all the cells brought to at least the top of the plates if you're going to clean the whole plate??