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Originally Posted by TyCreek
Having a few cells low isn't necessarily bad. All my Axis batteries had some cells near exposure level when I first got the RV home (that's NOT good). I used a mirror to check the chassis battery cell levels and put easy filler caps on to fill it. I just checked batteries a couple weeks ago and none took on much water or gave that squirt sound. So my take after a year now is that the conditions were corrected before the dominos started to fall  The charging systems can also cause boil-off (I've had this on 2 RVs) but boil off in just a couple cells doesn't point me to blaming the charger.
Most of my battery issues over the years have had an exposed cell condition. Keeping cells topped off at proper levels helps batteries last a long time. I'm all for prolonging the engine battery extraction!!! |
TyCreek...Ron is considering the
water filling unit for the Chassis battery.
I read your opinion and that of others...you feel this is the way to go?
Did you order from Amazon ?
Thanks
Kay
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