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Feb 6, 2012 | 07:43 PM

#21

frdnut

2nd Gear Member

Joined: Nov 2010

Posts: 493

From: Ontario

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Originally Posted by 1971mach1

If you disconnect the battery, I've seen them start the car after a year of storage, no battery tender needed.
It's the electrical parasites that discharge the battery. The radio is ALWAYS
ON weather you turn it off by switch or not. It has to be on to remember the pre-sets. CD changer is probably always on too. A clock is always on. These are enough to discharge the batt in a few months.
The newer cars have computers that are always on to remember your optimum drivability for air/fuel ratios and for OBD2 codes.

This has been my experience as well....I have two vehicles in storage for over 6 months a year...Connect the batteries in the spring and they both fire right up....I am not sure who builds the batteries that I have but they are nothing fancy just from the local parts store (Canadian Tire).

Feb 8, 2012 | 08:55 AM

#22

67mustangblue

Joined: Feb 2012

Posts: 4

From: New york

Easyclcik system the way to hook up

" EasyclicK system " is the way to go : We hade the same problem with 70 Mach 1 and 67 Eleanor Conv that we have . if you let the cars park to longh with out start them expecialy the Mach 1 ( 351 C 4V High compression ) after 2 try the battery will go kaput . We came back about a month or so from our trip to CA where we found a New type of battery connector the Name " EasyclicK system " it works wonder .We never hade any more problem the Mach 1 it starts right up .When we don`t use our cars we disconect our batterys and i can`t told you how easy it`s Plus the connectors they give a very clean look to the battery . Look at the video and pass this on if you like it .
I love it !! I don`t need to have anyone reconect my battery i do it my self now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAB_L...eature=related