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Old 12-05-2014, 01:31 PM
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An S10 you say? I'd say go with the energizer double AA battery. Hahaha sorry had to.

I've had good luck with champion batteries or John Deere strong box batteries
That'd be cheaper than everywhere I've looked so far..plus I've already got one somewhere.
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That'd be cheaper than everywhere I've looked so far..plus I've already got one somewhere.
You could steal them out of your TV remote.
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I just buy the cheapest battery I can get that fits in the tray with the highest CCA i can get (except in my puller). I have to say I have really good luck with it.
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I used to put the local farm and barn batteries in my tractors, but got real pissed after they seemed to start crappin in a year!! then I switched to "ironsides"cost more but almost 400 cca, and have one going on its 6th year!! As for the truck, i store mine in winter (i know what a loser, but its old and i spent lots of hours on it in my defense) so i just do the exact same as what Don said above...the old lady's van has a napa battery going on its 8th year in it...Id probably stick with the delco if i was in your shoes...sounds like its been good to you...
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Bought a Delco from a GM dealer today, just over 110 dollars. Highest CCA (700) that they had available. It is only rated for 48 months. I told the guy the last one was rated for 6 years and he told me that GM changed their battery warranty a few years ago. After I got it installed it started up (the truck) great.

Thanks for all the tips. If my 97 truck lasts another 48 months I'll be doing great.
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