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Battery charge

what procedures need to be followed to charge a battery in an 88 911 w/o removing the batt?
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Get battery charger. Connect postive lead from charger to battery. Connect negative lead from charger to a ground somewhere on the car other than on the battery! Charge battery.
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what procedures need to be followed to charge a battery in an 88 911 w/o removing the batt?
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I'd disconnect one of the battery cables.. open the battery vents. and keep open flames away from the fumes during the charge.. and avoid sparking the clips by disconnecting the charger first from the outlet
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plug in the 110 / house cord after the battery connections are hooked up. when you are done, unplug the 110 outlet first.
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Remove cables from battery prior to charging. If this is not a maintenance free battery, open the top caps to vent. Charge over night. You can test the battery charge with a voltmeter. A healthy battery should read about 12.5 or more and should not drop to less than about 10.5 when under starting load.
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I trickle charge my batteries at 2 amps...the early dual battery set-up, so I do leave the cables connected in order to charge both at once. These are gel cells, and so far, it seems to work just fine...I use a Sears charger that has the "automatic" feature of shutting itself off when the batteries are fully charged. I wouldn't buy a charger without this feature.
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if you car starts, then let it run for about 20 minutes....this should recharge the battery (if all electricals are in order)

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