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I would just ignore getty150, I think he's just another "going for the winn" fanboy who has no idea what he's talking about.
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I would just ignore getty150, I think he's just another "going for the winn" fanboy who has no idea what he's talking about.
Proof is in the pudding... sorry
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Yeah you are full of pudding, another unmatched diagnostic genius not understanding what you are even posting about.
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I provide documentation proof and you got a problem with it...
Guy you should be applauding me...you must be one of those spreading BMW falsehoods, that could only be the reason...you don't like facts? It seems your the one who should be ignored!
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Yeah, I should be applauding you, that about sums it up. I think most of us know who is who on this forum and those that don't can figure it out pretty quick by reading this thread.
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Yeah, I should be applauding you, that about sums it up. I think most of us know who is who on this forum and those that don't can figure it out pretty quick by reading this thread.
I don't know you...you don't know me... what I do to you for you to be so negative/hostile? Did you take part in those military experiments?
Is this a private forum? You own this forum? Your not the originator of this thread...
It's true...truth hurts.
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Yes, the truth does hurt.

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......14.8 is a fully charged battery......
No it isn't.

You've confused maximum-permissible-charging-voltage (14.8v for AGM) with fully-charged-battery-voltage (12.6v or so), and they are NOT the same.

When you shut engine off after driving, battery will show 13.2 volts or so. This is a surface charge on the plates of the battery. It will gradually dissipate to ~12.6 if battery is fully charged.

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Not the best proof...I guess huh?
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No it isn't.



You've confused maximum-permissible-charging-voltage (14.8v for AGM) with fully-charged-battery-voltage (12.6v or so), and they are NOT the same.



When you shut engine off after driving, battery will show 13.2 volts or so. This is a surface charge on the plates of the battery. It will gradually dissipate to ~12.6 if battery is fully charged.
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