Battery For A Ls400 1994
11-01-11, 12:28 PM
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Battery For A Ls400 1994
I have to buy a new battery for my ls400 1994 but this is my first car and i dont know anything about cars and i want to buy a new stereo and buy a amp for 2 12s amp is going to be 1000w so any ideals hat kind of battery i need> also if anyone knows how to fix this problem i have is that imy stereo turns on and everything else expect my cd player it used to work but one day the fused burned so i put a new one but now my cd player dosent work its still the stock radio
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LeeXiis,
Sorry I can't help you with your stereo issue. For what its worth, I have a '92LS400 and just replaced my battery with an Optima Red top 34R (800 CCA and 1000 CA); I have read good things about the Yellow tops as well, if you are going to be using loads of electronics in your vehicle. There are only three or four different battery manufacturers with various product names, so it can be confusing; Optima is made by Johnson, as is Service Central, Interstate, and a few others. DieHard, Everstart and others are Sears, and Exide makes most of the rest; also, I think there is a new manufacturer making Deka(?). I may have left out more, but the major ones are covered. Check your old battery group (it may be 24, 34, etc.,) and match it up with a battery that will provide you with the appropriate cold cranking amps for your winter weather, and the reserve capacity you need for your electronics - usually more is better. Optimas are expensive though, as are the diehard platinums (>$200!)
Sorry I can't help you with your stereo issue. For what its worth, I have a '92LS400 and just replaced my battery with an Optima Red top 34R (800 CCA and 1000 CA); I have read good things about the Yellow tops as well, if you are going to be using loads of electronics in your vehicle. There are only three or four different battery manufacturers with various product names, so it can be confusing; Optima is made by Johnson, as is Service Central, Interstate, and a few others. DieHard, Everstart and others are Sears, and Exide makes most of the rest; also, I think there is a new manufacturer making Deka(?). I may have left out more, but the major ones are covered. Check your old battery group (it may be 24, 34, etc.,) and match it up with a battery that will provide you with the appropriate cold cranking amps for your winter weather, and the reserve capacity you need for your electronics - usually more is better. Optimas are expensive though, as are the diehard platinums (>$200!)
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