Quick Battery Question
Quick Battery Question
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lazyitus

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19,931 posts

295 months

Thursday 24th November 2005
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NEW QUESTION BELOW (26/11/05)



If its a fully sealed unit, do you need a venting pipe?

>> Edited by lazyitus on Saturday 26th November 16:47

seasider

12,728 posts

278 months

Thursday 24th November 2005
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Sealed

lazyitus

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Thursday 24th November 2005
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mongoose

4,360 posts

284 months

Thursday 24th November 2005
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The answer is simply that if the battery has provision for a vent pipe,then use it,as the gasses will escape into the cockpit otherwise.I would think most sealed types do,mine did(delphi freedom).

icamm

2,153 posts

289 months

Thursday 24th November 2005
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Doesn't "sealed" really just mean "non-refillable". There must still be somewhere for gases to go otherwise they could potentially explode. However, some have vent pipes and some don't. They don't really need a pipe in most cars as the gas would go into the engine bay.

Ian Lewis

464 posts

277 months

Thursday 24th November 2005
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Lazy,

If you have bought the 7AA battery then it has vents either side at the top of the battery.
It comes with a handy Red plastic plug to fit in the unrequired side.

griffter

4,143 posts

284 months

Thursday 24th November 2005
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Mine's sealed - as in you can turn it upside down with no leaks! I didn't believe the motor factor, so he demonstrated, and sure enough no drips.

lazyitus

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19,931 posts

295 months

Friday 25th November 2005
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Ian Lewis said:
Lazy,

If you have bought the 7AA battery then it has vents either side at the top of the battery.
It comes with a handy Red plastic plug to fit in the unrequired side.


YHM