Replacing my oem Panasonic battery with a 24F battery? Polarities are reversed?
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Hello all, I’m planning to replace my oem Panasonic battery with a new AGM 24F battery. I realized the polarities are opposite like the red should be on the right but it’s on the left. What’s the best way to install this? Do I put the battery backward or bend the cables around? Your advise is appreciated.
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Get a version with the correct post placement, don't bend cables or put anything in "backwards".
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The IS takes a Group 24 battery, which has the poles in the correct position.
The Group 24F battery is the same as the Group 24, except the poles are reversed.
The Group 24F battery is the same as the Group 24, except the poles are reversed.
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Hello all, I’m planning to replace my oem Panasonic battery with a new AGM 24F battery. I realized the polarities are opposite like the red should be on the right but it’s on the left. What’s the best way to install this? Do I put the battery backward or bend the cables around? Your advise is appreciated.
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