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this might not be the right thread to ask this question, but I have an older car and the battery inside went. In the past the battery was $50 to replace. Post-C
by ineedaj0b 2y ago
this might not be the right thread to ask this question, but I have an older car and the battery inside went. In the past the battery was $50 to replace. Post-COVID, it runs for a whopping $250 at most automotive places... sometimes cheaper on sale.
So why not swap it out for a lithium battery (which still run around $50)? Are there any downsides beyond rewiring the connector types I'm not aware of?
*the battery type is 51R
- shagie 2y agohttps://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B0013ZGZ9Q?context=search&active=amazon https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B0013ZGZ9Q?context=searc... The price jump from $150 to $250 was in 2017. --- I have a hybrid car - it has both a traditional lead acid battery and a lithium ion battery. And while I also have a lithium ion jump starter battery, they have issues in many situations that make them ill-suited for a cranking starter battery. https://www.batteriesplus.com/blog/power/lithium-starting https://www.batteriesplus.com/blog/power/lithium-starting