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From: metairie, LA
batteries
is it possible for one battery to go bad and draw the other one down? both my batteries were replaced at the same time( a few years ago) and i have been having to get jumped twice in the last 2 day from them not holding a charge. or is it just time to do both?
Tuned
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From: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Yes one dead one can pull the other one down and if allowed to go for a long enough time can kill the good one. Its best to replace them both about the same time and same cranking amps in my opinion.
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From: Thomasville, GA
Definately replace both at the same time, otherwise you'll be in the same boat soon enough.
Had that happen to mine a couple months ago.
Had that happen to mine a couple months ago.
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