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El Ricko
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i have converted a fair few to a single battery and never had a problem
they start in -12 with 1 battery quite happily..... |
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| austinsevenuk wrote: |
i have converted a fair few to a single battery and never had a problem
they start in -12 with 1 battery quite happily..... |
If I had your knowledge (I might in 100 years time  ) I would convert mine to a single battery too. |
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El Ricko
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| Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 19:49 Post subject: |
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| Walt wrote: |
| austinsevenuk wrote: |
i have converted a fair few to a single battery and never had a problem
they start in -12 with 1 battery quite happily..... |
If I had your knowledge (I might in 100 years time ) I would convert mine to a single battery too. |
takes 10 mins walt...
remove the rear battery and tray, follow the positive from the old rear battery down to the starter, undo the bolt holding the rear positive one the starter and remove the cable, refit the bolt to hold the wire on to the front battery and off your go.... |
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Walt
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| Posted: Tue Nov 02, 2010 20:14 Post subject: |
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takes 10 mins walt...
remove the rear battery and tray, follow the positive from the old rear battery down to the starter, undo the bolt holding the rear positive one the starter and remove the cable, refit the bolt to hold the wire on to the front battery and off your go.... |
Easy when you know how 
defo will give it a go. Many thanks Iain. |
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Amuses me when you lot write how to do something on here - for me it might as well be in Swahili
Maybe one day..................... |
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Walt
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Amuses me when you lot write how to do something on here - for me it might as well be in Swahili
Maybe one day..................... |
That's the beauty of this forum, solutions to any given challenges. 
I remember reading a thread that the mechanics couldn't diagnose it, the mitzu wouldn't touch it cause it was an imported vehicle and over here, in this very forum, not only the fault was diagnosed but also a solution was found.
If it wasn't for this forum, I would have sold my truck many months ago... (I'm in no way a mechanic, (I wish I was  ) a DIY novice!) |
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