Hi Guys,
I discovered today that my #1 battery was dead today. Are they numbered left to right or right to left?
I discovered today that my #1 battery was dead today. Are they numbered left to right or right to left?
Battery locations
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DaleH
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There's no regimen ... I'd remove one and if she still starts ... remove the other 
Went to load check my batteries and found that I never connected the number 1 battery up. Battery is fine.
sparky
Well-known member
Step 1 is always "Make sure its plugged in"... Don't you love/hate it when its something that simple?
When I discovered the issue I let out a big Homer Simpson "DOH". Cheaper than buying a new one.
warthog5
Well-known member
This is why I have plans for a "NASA" Hatch.\
http://store.hamiltonmarine.com/browse. ... 26772.html
With the batteries tucked back under the deck, while out of the way and nothing can drip on them. They are a PITA to service. This hatch is true watertight and it should be for the cost. I have one in my Mako, but not quite that big.
Checking / servicing your batteries adds longevity to them ..... for regular lead acid batteries.
http://store.hamiltonmarine.com/browse. ... 26772.html
With the batteries tucked back under the deck, while out of the way and nothing can drip on them. They are a PITA to service. This hatch is true watertight and it should be for the cost. I have one in my Mako, but not quite that big.
Checking / servicing your batteries adds longevity to them ..... for regular lead acid batteries.
