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Originally Posted by Paul Workman
Sulfation: While disconnecting the battery will prevent parasitic discharging, due to "keep alive" loads, etc, the discharging as result of internal chemical interaction between the electrolyte and the lead plates (sulfation) will continue even if the battery is disconnected. (Google Sulfation of lead acid batteries for more details)
So, for best results, it is best to use a Battery Tender (or the like) to keep the sulfate from being able to form in the first place.
Just sayin...  |
I googled and found lots of web sites trying to sell me Battery Tenders
If you make sure your battery is charged (over 80%) before disconnecting negative cable, Sulfation is minimized.
My batteries last over 4-5 years and longer with no issues. And they fire the LT5 right up when reconnected.
I have noticed no other issues and that is why I am trying a disconnect switch setting aside the 5/16 ratchet box wrench.
That disconnect switch is also kind of handy when working on any electrical issues on the ZR1 so it has a dual purpose.
I am also just saying