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#92512 07/29/2005 8:48 AM | Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 219 Shop Shark | | Shop Shark Joined: Apr 2004 Posts: 219 | Red, any "sealed" battery will be a Calcium/Lead battery. I'm not saying everyone with a sealed batt will have trouble, just something to keep in mind. On the corrosion, I should have said any modern GM (80's & up) with the tray & frame rail corroded. This is from practical expeience. I've worked for GM for almost 20yrs. now. I've seen quite a bit. I had a customer today that reminded me of this. He wanted to know why his battery went bad so quickly. He had an aftermarket Antinony battery installed at a service station.
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