I'd say if the battery is 9 years old, its time to be replaced anyway. Art
On 8/20/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > From WWW.Consumerreports.org > > *Marine-type 12-volt batteries* > > Could explode and cause chemical and heat burns and lacerations. > * > Products:* 11,000 batteries, designed for use in boats and as auxiliary > power source in mobile homes and recreational vehicles, sold 9/98-12/98 for > $79 to $89. Brand names include "Action Pack," "Centennial Battery," > "Pro-Guide," "Sea Volt," "Trojan," and others. Only batteries designated as > Type 27TMN are subject to recall. Suspect batteries bear one of following > designations stamped on positive post of battery terminal: I01, I04, I12, > I14, I15, I21, I29, J05, or J17. > * > What to do:* Return battery to store for replacement. For information, > call Trojan Battery at 800 568-9889. > > >
