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^ OH, yes I do remember seeing cars shipped that way, but what does side terminals have to do with that?
I can only assume that the side terminals came about with the redesign of the AC-Delco batteries to the "sealed" design. They had to eliminate the battery cell filler caps to prevent acid from spilling out during "tilted" rail car shipping.
I can only assume that the side terminals came about with the redesign of the AC-Delco batteries to the "sealed" design. They had to eliminate the battery cell filler caps to prevent acid from spilling out during "tilted" rail car shipping.
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^ OH, yes I do remember seeing cars shipped that way, but what does side terminals have to do with that?
I can only assume that the side terminals came about with the redesign of the AC-Delco batteries to the "sealed" design. They had to eliminate the battery cell filler caps to prevent acid from spilling out during "tilted" rail car shipping.
I can only assume that the side terminals came about with the redesign of the AC-Delco batteries to the "sealed" design. They had to eliminate the battery cell filler caps to prevent acid from spilling out during "tilted" rail car shipping.
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