Subject	Years of oozy water batteries will severely damage
Posted by	JMartz on August 01, 2013 at 8:10 AM
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In Reply To	Is this rust on the battery tray worth removing? posted by NismoDHS on July 31, 2013 at 12:24 PM
Message	the sorrounding area. It is unfortunate that nissan welded a section of the tray to the shock tower. Considering the condition of the that tray I would remove it, clean well around the area, especially below. You definitelt don't want a hole to develop in the shock tower. Then, mount the battery in the spare tire well and run a Conti Compfort Kit. My new Hyundai has that, no spare. Optima makes a thin 1/2 cell (6VDC) that is only 4 inches in thickness. Use two on thier sides in series. You will need to build a suitable support for the batteries as well as the cardboard floor suppport that depends on the spare. The + cable can be passed through a plugged hole already in the tub. The - can be attached to the spare suport threads.
Follow Ups	Is this rust on the battery tray worth removing? - NismoDHS 12:24:06 07/31/13 If you can do it, why not get rid of the rust? - 300ZMang 13:12:42 07/31/13 Whats under the tray should be your worry! - coma_ass 13:31:12 07/31/13 Okay...yeah, I have the plastic piece...and thanks coma_ass, - NismoDHS 14:00:07 07/31/13 Years of oozy water batteries will severely damage - JMartz 08:10:26 08/01/13 When replacing the battery I removed the plastic tray and - TT-Z (Cape Coral, FL) 14:41:09 08/02/13
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