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![]() wrote in message ps.com... Jim, I've used that "trick" many times. If you live up here in the frozen tundra it will make you a believer. I've used it successfully on trucks, tractors, garden tractors, and the Aztec. I've haven't heard that it makes the battery warmer, but rather that the draw causes the battery to "wake up" and re-charge itself. Suposedly the draw from the starter isn't long enough to "wake up" the battery. Chuckle I didn't always live in NC! Ohio most of my life taught me a few tricks. I don't believe a battery "wakes up" or there is anything that could be going on to chemically "recharge itself." It is a know fact that a warm battery performs a measurable amount better than a cold battery. A sustained draw does heat up a battery, so therefore, I believe that the "warming up the battery" is what is really happening. -- Jim in NC |
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