brand is not the issue. I have an 82 modal Impla chevy. can you put any battery in it ?

Answer 1

As long as its 12 volts and depends on your battery clamps or connectors (GM equipped with side connectors normally but over the years may have been changed to a post clamp). You may want to check your cable lengths to be sure your cables will reach and fasten on their proper connections on your battery.(some batteries, the terminals may be reversed on the battery) Also if you have a V6 or a V8, you may want a battery with more then 650 c.c.a. (cold-cranking amps). For that car, most batteries will go in but you may want to make sure the battery is clamped or tied down to avoid tipping and arc-ing out on the car's body (this can cause a fire under your hood) As for brand it's your preference.

Answer 2

The attempt did not carry on with techniques developed via GM engineers for coping with the Volt after a crash. The engineers examined the Volt’s battery %. for extra advantageous than 3 hundred,000 hours again up with the techniques, which contain discharge and disposal of the battery %..

Answer 3

The simple answer is no. It must have the proper posts arranged properly and must fit the battery box.
Go to your local auto parts store and tell them you need a battery, and after a series of questions pertaining to your vehicle they will give you the right one.

Answer 4

pretty much put any battery in it that you want i would recomned a top post battery at 650 or more cold cranking amps though and if money is not an issue get yourself one of them nifty gel pack optima batteries

Answer 5

Is it a side post or top post battery? do you the cranking amps for the battery?

Answer 6

Side post with pos and neg on the correct sides for that application.,