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> Battery cut off switch
dgraves
post Oct 23 2017, 04:58 PM
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I've got a slow drain in my battery. My guess is that it's from the 911 dash installed by a previous owner. After about a week, the car may or may not start. Is anyone out there using a battery cut off switch? There are a lot for sale, but many look similar and several have some bad reviews.
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ThreeV8s
post Oct 23 2017, 11:12 PM
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We just pulled a battery out of my father's car after 16 years because we wanted to switch to agm for corrosion prevention. The battery was still cranking strong with the same style cut-off switch as post 2 (without the wire and never charged it). I'll be adding the same switch when I replace the battery that's in my 914 if there's room. The only downside of that style is the fact that it can still leave a slight connection to the battery if it's sticking at all. A blade style is probably best but finding the clearance with a rain tray would be a challenge.
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