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General TR Technical

What Battery do I need for my TR4?

By Dave Ashworth,
October 17, 2014 in General TR Technical

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cotswold

Posted May 25, 2015

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Posted May 25, 2015

There was a time not long ago

when turning my motor was rather slow

The battery was hefted, on the floor it was lefted

A new one from Ebay

Is all I will say.......

From 'a play wot I wrote! :wacko:

Charles

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JohnG

Posted May 26, 2015

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Posted May 26, 2015

CCA is important

Find the battery that fits with the highest CCA rating you can find.

(CCA: Cold Crank Amperage)

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