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Originally Posted by PAX5
I recently bought an Autozone Duralast H8-AGM battery to replace my original equipment AGM battery.
In the end I decided against the swap because no one at Autozone or the manufacturer of the battery (East Penn Manufacturing) was able to tell me the Amp Hour (AH) rating of the H8-AGM battery (see pics below)...
The AH number is what determines whether or not any coding needs to be performed. The problem with using one of the many formulas available for converting the Reserve Capacity Rating to Amp Hour rating results in values much higher than the 80ah-agm and 90ah-agm settings in Tool32 in EDIABAS. From what I know about AGM batteries, you don't want to over-charge or under-charge the battery ...
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Just an FYI (sorry if this mystery was solved further in the thread...I haven't read all the way through it yet)...but the chart below shows the AH rating of EAST PENN batteries...regular "wet" lead/acid and AGM type batteries:
10-13-2018, 12:09 PM
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