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    Battery question

    For some reason, one cell in both of my deep cell batteries always dies. This is just from testing with one of those .99 turkey baster type testers. Even after a full charge, these two cells never have any life. The water levels are fine in all of the cells.What might cause this and how much affect does a dead cell have on the overall performance? Should I just replace the two?

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    RE: Battery question

    Replace them. One cell in each battery going bad can cause you to have some problems.

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    RE: Battery question

    This is some information that I rean across. I have heard that vibration can cause alot of problems..also deep discharging.

    WHAT ARE THE MOST COMMON CAUSES OF PREMATURE BATTERY FAILURES?

    Loss of electrolyte (which account for over 50% of the failures) due to underhood heat or overcharging
    Deep discharges (leaving your lights on)
    Misapplication or using an undersized battery
    Undercharging or loose alternator belt
    Excessive vibration (due to a loose holdown clamp)
    Using tap water
    Corrosion
    Freezing


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