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[stamp11127]

Hey Don, when I hit your age I'll be "driving" one of these. Of course it will not be electric but will be able to melt the tires at will! The wheelie bars will not be for looks either.
There is just something about laying black streaks from one end of Walmart to the other before they ban you from the store.
"Don't know who that was but he had a sheet eatin' grin as he went by!"

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[1955moose]

Don, I remember Corvettes are not fun to put a battery in. For that matter, very little is easy to do on any Corvette. The newer the tougher.

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[Trainmaster]

The battery on a Dodge Avenger is under the inner fender well. Gotta take off the wheel and remove the inner fender well.

 

[Don Hall]

Don, I remember Corvettes are not fun to put a battery in.

Steve, I need help with everything now..... vette, Mustang, or expy.

The vette model years '92-'96 (mine is a '92) require a body panel removal for access to the batt. Not difficult, just time consuming.

 

[Don Hall]

Hey Don, when I hit your age I'll be "driving" one of these. Of course it will not be electric but will be able to melt the tires at will! The wheelie bars will not be for looks either.
There is just something about laying black streaks from one end of Walmart to the other before they ban you from the store.
"Don't know who that was but he had a sheet eatin' grin as he went by!"

Thanks, stamp. 87 in 8 days. The closest unit is the Costco electric shopper which I use once a month. Fortunately, the Costco patrons are
very considerate about helping load my cart.

 

[pistachiojoe]

I've had the same gremlin for the last 2 months. Tracked it to the positive cable clamp. It doesn't allow for a tight enough grip. If you can twist the clamp, it's not tight enough. I cut the stock clamp off and replaced it with a $4 marine clamp. No more problems.

 

[Don Hall]

I've had the same gremlin for the last 2 months. Tracked it to the positive cable clamp. It doesn't allow for a tight enough grip. If you can twist the clamp, it's not tight enough. I cut the stock clamp off and replaced it with a $4 marine clamp. No more problems.

 

[Trainmaster]

Beware of the auto parts store Chinese battery clamps. They're junk that don't last more than a few months.