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car battery question?
i have a battery that's busted and need replacement im not sure whether the original one is 1smf or 2smf, i bought a 2smf instead... next its 60 amperes, i bought one with 50 amperes, would there be any effect on the car's electricals, charging system, alternator?
would this do?
i also bought the low maintenance type which uses water instead of maintenance free ones,due to budgetary constraints...
what's ur advice...
2 Answers
- R TLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
If the voltage and physical size are correct, it should work. The ampere rating is how much the battery can put out. You normally need a higher rating if your region experiences cold winters because batteries don't work as well in really cold weather. If you live in a warm climate, 10 amps shouldn't make a big difference.
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