Kenshin XI

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My battery died/froze to death in my 1990 RX-7 FC so what type of battery would i need to fit in there?

clokker

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Stock battery is a 65D23L, whatever that means.

satch

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You could go to any online auto parts site and do a search for your particular car and it will provide you with a list of those batteries that are a fit for your car.

http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/web...eries_13559___

http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/se...990&vi=1192395

Rob XX 7

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i like 900+ cranking amp batteries for these cars, especially where it gets as cold as it does

Carzy Driver

the 1000/850 CCA battery from Wally is a good buy.

Pele

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How much money do you want to spend?

killalot13601

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Yellow Top Optima for when she gets flooded. The one I bought I used in a few different cars over the coarse of 3 years. I did something ignorant like not tie the battery down so its out of commission now.

My friend has one in his RX-7, he went to start it up last week after not running for 4 months.
It was cold cold and he said the car started right up, had all the air in the tires. Needless to say he was happy with the battery and basicly his entire experience with the RX-7 that cold winter day.

I think everyone gave you options for lower priced batteries. This one cost 189USD. You know what your budget is and now you have options.


Chris

P.S. for anyone that used Megasquirt, you know why my friend was actually happy :-P

chatchie

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Just measure yours (or your tray) and go to the parts store. Find the beefiest one they have that fits your dimensions.

87TIIFC

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if you want an optima its a "group 35" for the yellow and the red top.

Kenshin XI

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alright thanks ill check those out

canonize-ryda

yea i just got a super start extreme, since my last one was for a maxima and the one before was little, this one actually works for me.. its like 700 cca and 900 crank amps

jjwalker

I have a 650/880 from orielly's and it SUCKS when it's cold outside. Get as big as you can, that will fit in the tray.

fathertime

If I were having to change my battery I would go to Wally World and get the biggest one that will fit in my holder tray. You can't beat a big battery on a cold morning!!

nycgps

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You need 8 Double A Duracell. then you get 12 volts.

oh wait ... make that 9 ? 13.5 volts ?

seriously, just get some Duralast or Autocraft Gold (or whatever ur auto chain store carries), look for some coupons online and the price should be around 60-70 bux.

60-70 bux for 3 years free replacement is not bad at all.

Group 35 is all you need. more CCA the better of course. but if your battery keeps on dying then you have a bigger problem than the battery's capacity/quality.

I use Optima because I got it for free (don't ask how), its good but would I get another one? hmm, dunno, it cost double

Kenshin XI

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alright well i bought an Optima battery for my car and it runs great

VermontRX7

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LOL. You don't need that many just for the cold. I live in Vermont and just 2 days ago it was -15 below ZERO. My battery is only 650 and it started first crank.