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Notes: OE Exact Fit, *** 410 cold cranking amps ***. 45 reserve minutes. Non-BCI group size. Battery is vented to outside of vehicle.
Notes: Alternate Fit, *** 450 cold cranking amps (575 cranking amps) ***. 66 reserve minutes. Non-BCI group size. Battery is vented to outside of vehicle. Yellow top (Deep Cycle)
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Thanks Duralast
Rick
in 3 months
It was a perfect match, told by an road side repair, that this type of battery could only be purchased from the car dealer, they were wrong. You save me a lot of time and money
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2018 Toyota Prius, 2010 Toyota Prius, 1998 Ford F150 and
It was a perfect match, told by an road side repair, that this type of battery could only be purchased from the car dealer, they were wrong. You save me a lot of time and money
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2018 Toyota Prius, 2010 Toyota Prius, 1998 Ford F150 and
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easy to install; works just fine
Joe
in 10 months
I installed this battery in my Toyota Prius. The price was even lower than offered at the big box store that starts with W. The battery was easy to install, and it works perfectly.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2010 Toyota Prius
I installed this battery in my Toyota Prius. The price was even lower than offered at the big box store that starts with W. The battery was easy to install, and it works perfectly.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2010 Toyota Prius
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Almost perfect fit for 2010 Prius
Puterdood
in a year
Can't speak for the performance of the battery just yet, but it was almost a perfect fit for my 2010 Prius. After removing the old battery, I placed it next to the new battery and could not really see any difference in the dimensions. The posts are also the correct diameter as well. The only (very minor) hiccup was in getting the vent tube inserted. It appears the old battery must have had a deeper hole in the side, whereas the Optimus battery's hole must be a bit shallower as the connector would not go in as far. It is securely connected and, I believe, it will suffice. In addition, the battery was quite easy to install. Of the batteries I have installed in the past, this one was the easiest. There is a video detailing the process here -> https://www.carcarekiosk.com/video/2010_Toyota_Prius_1.8L_4_Cyl./battery/replace_battery
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2010 Toyota Prius
Can't speak for the performance of the battery just yet, but it was almost a perfect fit for my 2010 Prius. After removing the old battery, I placed it next to the new battery and could not really see any difference in the dimensions. The posts are also the correct diameter as well. The only (very minor) hiccup was in getting the vent tube inserted. It appears the old battery must have had a deeper hole in the side, whereas the Optimus battery's hole must be a bit shallower as the connector would not go in as far. It is securely connected and, I believe, it will suffice. In addition, the battery was quite easy to install. Of the batteries I have installed in the past, this one was the easiest. There is a video detailing the process here -> https://www.carcarekiosk.com/video/2010_Toyota_Prius_1.8L_4_Cyl./battery/replace_battery
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2010 Toyota Prius
