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as you know US and EU are different in many things, same in the field of batteries.
I need to buy new batteries for my 1994 E350 7.3IDI Ambulance, I know that I need Group 65 for it, but here in Macedonia (Europe) we don't have it.
Can I use this battery (because this one will fit in passenger side place)? Does will provide enough juice?
Also does is ok to mix it with other battery (bigger) at the driver side?
The problem I have when looking for batteries for the van body IDI is the size to fit in between the front clip and the HVAC box. I have ended up moving my second battery location so that I can use two group 65s.
There are lower frame mounts battery location kits that make it easy. The one I have is an old bus, so I moved both to the interior passenger side.
Someone may chime in with the battery group number that can fit.
ok then
if that is the case yes it will work fine.
as for pairing it with another battery, as long it is around the same CCA you will be golden.
hook them both parallel, positive to positive, and ground to ground.
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