Re: IML: Battery Shopping

["John T. Folden" <nedloftj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I made the mistake of going with the default one that AutoZone had  
listed for my '93 and let me tell you that was a mistake, imo. I have  
to hold the key over quite a bit longer now to start the car. This  
car has a voltage hungry starter as it is and this low end battery  
doesn't do the job in a quality manner. I shall be replacing it  
before winter comes back around. :-/

John

On May 19, 2005, at 10:25 PM, jsadowski wrote:

> I'm just curious when the time comes that you need a new battery  
> for your Imperial how you decide which one to buy. For example, you  
> go to Sears & you see all sorts of price ranges & sizes of  
> batteries on the shelf.
>        You tell the clerk what year Imperial its for & they look it  
> up. You think they are going over to the largest battery they have.  
> Probably not. The one they usually want to sell you looks like it  
> was made for a small car with no power accessories. Do you go with  
> this, or simply state you want the largest battery with top posts  
> that they make?
> John
>
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