kevman65
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94R offers more cranking amps, more available power for a longer period.What the diff? I’m ignorant as to mechanics and electronics. Why get a bigger battery?
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94R offers more cranking amps, more available power for a longer period.What the diff? I’m ignorant as to mechanics and electronics. Why get a bigger battery?
It seemed like a legit point. I didn’t read it as attacking you personally. Maybe bc I’m so new to the JEEP family I can’t read between the lines.There is always that one guy who wants to play but doesn't have anything to add to the conversation. Today you are that guy. I have an idea for something you can do. List the typos on the home page of the website I shared.
That's one reason people need to take a second look.The number of typos on that webpage makes me question the quality of the item being sold.
When I use “made in USA” as a filter on Amazon for ANYTHING, the results lust drops significantly.I get your point. Some pf the narrative written with Chinese products is beyond bad. I tend to look at websites and product narrative as a function of quality. I’m done buying china junk and typically go out of my way to buy US stuff if I can.
Andy29847 said:
There is always that one guy who wants to play but doesn't have anything to add to the conversation. Today you are that guy. I have an idea for something you can do. List the typos on the home page of the website I shared.
I don't believe either one of us is butt hurt over the exchange. I did not feel attacked. My reply was meant as a tease. I liked LouisvErlle's response.It seemed like a legit point. I didn’t read it as attacking you personally. Maybe bc I’m so new to the JEEP family I can’t read between the lines.
LouisvErlle is just a bitter Cards fan. ????? Jk. He’s nice. I just thought someone was being mean to you and thought that yeah, when I read instructions or guidance, especially from Amazon purchases, that it was Chinese made which is often of cheaper quality, particularly when dealing with steel. Didn’t mean to butt in.I don't believe either one of us is butt hurt over the exchange. I did not feel attacked. My reply was meant as a tease. I liked LouisvErlle's response.
One of the deciding points when I purchased the SmartStopStart was a recommendation from a member here. A couple of typo's on the webpage are meaningless to me.
I hit the button (sometimes) for 3 years. Now I don't have too.That's one reason people need to take a second look.
I don't have any device, I just hit the button after I start my Gladiator and I saved a hundred bucks.
If anyone wants to buy something to eliminate the start/stop here's a company that has an actual address.
https://www.autostopeliminator.com/...W72T6Mk6nqi8-OfmS6HsQ-xehsZHWD0caAiLMEALw_wcB
Being a Cards fan can make you bitter. I thought the bunch of us made a pretty good joke out of the issue.LouisvErlle is just a bitter Cards fan. ????? Jk. He’s nice. I just thought someone was being mean to you and thought that yeah, when I read instructions or guidance, especially from Amazon purchases, that it was Chinese made which is often of cheaper quality, particularly when dealing with steel. Didn’t mean to butt in.
Life is good. I choose to live today. Thank you.Being a Cards fan can make you bitter. I thought the bunch of us made a pretty good joke out of the issue.
My SmartStopStart buy was not from Amazon. SSS may have an Amazon presence, but I dealt directly with Steve (the owner/seller).
I expect all of the stop/start devices are made somewhere off-shore.
BTW, I took my Gladiator out today to take my household trash to the county dump. I did not have a thought about the stop/start or the battery.Life is good.
What the diff? I’m ignorant as to mechanics and electronics. Why get a bigger battery?
Yeah, that small of a battery doesn't like running much of a winch, probably what has helped killing a few batteries in my old 4wheeler, it uses a similar battery. It's on it's 2nd or 3rd winch even. ?Not only that, but ideally you have the alternator running at a high idle to supplement the winch. A small battery would be killed running a typical winch on a Jeep.
I can't imagine fitting anything in that space strong enough to do any real work at all - maybe start my Kawasaki V-twin John Deere lawn tractor engine? Maybe.....
You should have seen me when seat belts first became law here decades ago. I'd get on my motorcycle and reach down............ uh, no.........We took the Subaru yesterday to do my dad's housekeeping for him.
I got buckled in, hit the start button, and then reached for the ESS button that wasn't there.
Once it becomes muscle memory it's there. No doo-dads needed.