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    89 M998 Low Charge Indication

    Yes, that is best practice, but not always the most economical. With banks consisting of only 2 batteries, it does make more sense to replace as a pair, and even more so as they get older. If they are still relatively new, then I might consider replacing only one, but the batteries I...
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    89 M998 Low Charge Indication

    From what I've read/experienced over the years, when replacing a single battery in a multi-battery bank, you can expect the life of the replacement battery to be shortened to the same length as the rest of the batteries in the string. It might last longer, it might not. As long as all of the...
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    89 M998 Low Charge Indication

    current military ones are AGM technology, and civilian equivalent are $500+ The ones most people find at the parts stores are flooded lead acid. Oldschool technology.
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