stupid question about battery
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From: Spring Hill Florida but LVC in heart

ok got to the battery
thanks does gm just like to **** people off
it just seam easier to put the battery in the regular sopot other than the seat becasue then you have to deal with the vent for the sulfuric acid fumes and what not...
thanks does gm just like to **** people off
it just seam easier to put the battery in the regular sopot other than the seat becasue then you have to deal with the vent for the sulfuric acid fumes and what not...
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From: Groton, CT _NEBF 05, 06, 07_

I read somewhere that it was placed under the rear seat to help with weight distribution on the unibody, but who knows. You're right though, the vent system that goes with the batt being in the passenger compartment could be a hassle. My '72 VW bug had the battery underneath rear seat...that was a few yrs ago.
Just as a bit more info,.....according to the Bonneville Spec Sheets,the battery in the new-Gen SSEi'* are bigger than the SLE'* or SE'*,.....12" long,compared to 10" long.Good idea,IMO,to locate the battery under the rear seat,....that'* a lot of battery/extra weight to be stuck in the right-side nose of the car,....can definately see where it could/would provide a better car handling balance with it under the rear seat
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From: Toledo, Ohio 2002 SSEi

Originally Posted by GTP2SSEi
Just as a bit more info,.....according to the Bonneville Spec Sheets,the battery in the new-Gen SSEi'* are bigger than the SLE'* or SE'*,.....12" long,compared to 10" long.Good idea,IMO,to locate the battery under the rear seat,....that'* a lot of battery/extra weight to be stuck in the right-side nose of the car,....can definately see where it could/would provide a better car handling balance with it under the rear seat 


