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MotoMaster Eliminator Group Size 34/78 Battery, 800 CCA
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MotoMaster Eliminator Automotive Batteries provide superior power, performance and durability
Premium replacement for original equipment battery - exceeds the original equipment cold crank amp specifications for your vehicle
Ideal for newer vehicles with high electrical demands, aging vehicles now needing more power to turn over or, any vehicle running extra add-on electrical accessories (such as GPS, DVD players, and AC power inverters)
High cranking power ensures dependable starts in cold weather while reinforced internal components resist life-shortening corrosion caused by high temperature conditions
Heavy duty, full-frame positive and negative plates maximize power and energy storage capacity and prevents electrical shorts
Maintenance-free design
Please return your old lead-acid battery to Canadian Tire for recycling. Virtually 100% of the content can be recycled and used in the manufacture of new lead-acid batteries.
| Part Number | 778DT |
|---|---|
| Industry Group Size # | 78 |
| Battery Type | Wet/Flooded |
| Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) | 690 A |
| Cranking Amps (CA) | 800 A |
| Reserve Capacity (RC) | 115 min |
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4-year free replacement warranty & 4-year Power Assist roadside boost assistance
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Originally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 48 (H6/L3) Battery, 730 CCA
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Originally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 51R Battery, 500 CCA
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Originally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 124R Battery, 700 CCA
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Originally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 47 (H5/L2) Battery, 650 CCA
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Originally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 94R (H7/L4) Battery, 790 CCA
Questions
Q: Does CT have a memory retainer to store the vehicle memory for the 2016 mdx while changing the battery?
4 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 48 (H6/L3) Battery, 730 CCA
A: If you don't have access to a scan tool or a memory saver, leaving the car sit for a minimum of 24 hours without any battery attached will also reset the car's computer memory of the previous battery (and any pre-existing codes it already has), allowing it to register the new battery without creating new codes. After having done this myself, the only thing I had to do was to set the clock and whatever radio settings I had. Note: Even though any pre-existing codes will be reset, unless you fix whatever caused them to begin with, they will return once you start driving the car again.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is a higher CCA rating safe to use? I'm considering this battery for my Audi A4 2008 2.0T. The original battery has cold cranking amps CCA of 640, whereas this battery is much higher. Is this battery still recommended (any danger of damaging the alternator)? Thanks
11 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 34 Battery, 800 CCA
A: You can never have to many CCA (Cold Cranking Amp), especially when it's -40C. The battery is 12 Volts, and if ot fits that all that matters, a battery having more CCA just means it has more current in the battery to help turn over the engine. For over 40 years I have always bought the largest CCA battery that I can fit in the car, my old Taurus had a larger battery but way less CCA,, so I bought a size 34 battery with 1000 CCA instead of the old 520 CCA. That car was terrible below -25C, but once I got the new battery it always started great, even below-40C. This is one time the say "Go big, or go home" is really true.
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Does the battery come with the height adaptor because I have an is300 and it uses a Group 24 battery but Canadian tire says the group 34 one is okay to use.
a year agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 34 Battery, 800 CCA
A: No it does not. You really should take measurements of your old battery, because the group 34 while an inch shorter is also a bit wider, and does not come with the same cca. Definitely take measurements.
a year agoHelpful?
Q: can i use this on a ford fusion 2011 2.5L
3 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 96R Battery, 600 CCA
A: That battery should fit a Fusion. recommended battery is a Group 96R
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: Why does this have to be done ,Vehicle computer system must be reset and battery registered using scan tool.
4 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 65 Battery, 750 CCA
A: Idk my car has a sensor thing attached to the negative terminal that reads the battery
3 years agoHelpful?
Q: I have a EOPLUS size 94R 790 and it says 4 yrs full replacement is this correct
a month agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 94R (H7/L4) Battery, 790 CCA
A: Yes, the battery is covered by a 4 year warranty (no prorated term).
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Q: Can I return the battery for credit on a new one before the battery dies? I would like to replace the battery at my discretion when it gets weak.
a year agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 35 Battery, 640 CCA
A: 20$ credit from the old battery for new battery
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Q: Where is this battery manufactured?
2 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 86 Battery, 690 CCA
A: There are only three manufacturers of car batteries in North America. This battery is a corvus battery which is same make as what Jeep would supply you with. If you do not believe me take a picture of battery and go compare them they are exactly the same except for the stickers
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: Would this battery fit a 2007 Honda Civic?
Anonymous2 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 51R Battery, 500 CCA
A: Probably, since it fits my old Acura -- but ask Canadian Tire -- they will be able to tell you definitively.
2 years agoHelpful?
Q: How do I return my battery for warranty purposes? I bought a MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 47 (H5/L2) Battery, 650 CCA for my Toyota and the other day my car did not start. My battery no longer holds a charge at 12.6 V. My battery is currently at 12.2 V.
2 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER OEPLUS Group Size 47 (H5/L2) Battery, 650 CCA
A: Hi Bens, at 12.2 volts your battery should still start your car. As a battery ages it does loose it’s ability hold it’s charge like when new. That said your battery comes with a 5 year warranty all you need is remove the battery from your car and bring it to your nearest Canadian Tire auto parts service desk. They will test your battery and if it fails they will give you a new battery. Then you just need to install the new battery in your car. Now for the bad news… these batteries are garbage and you will find that you will need to replace roughly every year. I bought mine in Dec 2019 and have had to replaced it 3 times now. Hope this helps.
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