You know what they say when you assume, but I assume water level just above the metal plates is full? I don't want to overfill and spill all over my stamped concrete drive.
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__________________ Getting ready to hit the road, But still getting answers. So thanks for the help! 2006 Winnebago Sightseer 29R Ford F53. Roadmaster Eagle 8000. 2001 Ford F150 7700 4x4. Still shopping for toad brakes. FMCA F286179
If you remove the cap and shine a flashlight there is a short tube that ends in a "Split Ring" (it has two or more slots in the last quarter to half inch) the book says fill to the bottom of this ring when fully charged with DISTILLED water.
My recommendation: About 1/4 inch (1/8 to 1/2) below this ring. If you over fill it tends to "Spit" acid solution out the vents,, That extra quarter inch greatly reduces this tendency.
MINIMUM is 'Just above the plates'. If the plates are not covered the battery suffers big time.
Getting ready to hit the road, But still getting answers. So thanks for the help! 2006 Winnebago Sightseer 29R Ford F53. Roadmaster Eagle 8000. 2001 Ford F150 7700 4x4. Still shopping for toad brakes. FMCA F286179
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