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Parts Unlimited Cb7-a-fp 12v Heavy Duty Battery Kit Yb7-a on 2040-parts.com

US $35.95
Location:

Wells, Maine, United States

Wells, Maine, United States
Condition:New Brand:Parts Unlimited Option:YB7-A Manufacturer Part Number:CB7-A-FP

Parts Unlimited CB7-A-FP 12V Heavy Duty Battery Kit YB7-A
  • Powerful starting power at a great price!
  • Parts Unlimited Heavy-Duty batteries are built to the same exacting specifications and quality-control standards as OE
  • Rugged and provide more cranking power over standard batteries
  • Lead calcium alloy reduces water loss and service by 66% compared to standard batteries
  • Includes anti-sulfation chemical formulated to reduce sulfate crystal buildup on the battery plates
  • Reduces self-discharge for longer time between charges
  • Fiberglass separators improve acid flow
  • Battery Only includes battery, hardware and clear vent tube
  • Battery Kit includes battery, pre-measured acid pack, red filler tube, hardware kit and clear vent tube
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