MOTOMASTER Group Size 65 Battery, 850 CCA
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The MotoMaster Group Size 65 Battery, 850 CCA, is a standard replacement for your vehicle's original equipment battery, exceeding its cold crank amps specifications. It features robust plates, fortified posts, straps, and welds for resistance against vibration damage and to maximize current transfer. This maintenance-free battery has a BCI Group Size of 65, 850 Cold Cranking Amps at -18°C, 1045 Cranking Amps at 0°C, 150 Reserve Capacity Minutes at 25A, and a nominal voltage of 12. It's designed with left-hand positive polarity and measures 305 x 187 x 194 mm. Please return your old battery to Canadian Tire for recycling.
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MOTOMASTER Automotive Batteries provide dependable performance and reliability
Standard replacement for original equipment battery - meets or exceeds the original equipment cold crank amps specifications for your vehicle
Features heavy-duty plates and fortified posts, straps and welds to resist vibration damage and maximize current transfer
Maintenance-free design
BCI Group Size: 65
Cold Cranking Amps (@ -18°C): 850
Cranking Amps (@ 0°C): 1045
Reserve Capacity Minutes (@ 25A): 150
Voltage (nominal): 12
Polarity: Left Hand Positive
Maximum Overall Dimensions (L x W x H): 12" x 7-3/8" x 7-5/8" (305 x 187 x 194 mm)
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 | MOT65 |
|---|---|
| Industry Group Size # | 65 |
| Battery Type | Wet/Flooded |
| Battery Use | Starting |
| Battery Voltage (Nominal) | 12 |
| Cold Cranking Amps (CCA) | 850 A |
| Cranking Amps (CA) | 1045 A |
| Reserve Capacity (RC) | 150 min |
| Maximum Length (in) | 11.99 in |
| Maximum Width (in) | 7.35 in |
| Maximum Height (Excluding Posts) (in) | 6.76 in |
|---|
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3-year free replacement warranty & 3-year Power Assist roadside boost assistance
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Q: Is this battery vented? Where exactly is the port? I need to connect my car's vent hose underneath the passenger seat.
a year agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER Group Size 93 (T8/LB5) Battery, 800 CCA
A: A follow up to Pete's follow up... The hardware bag attached to the side of the battery is being phased out. Going forward, the vent plug will be supplied attached to a red positive post cover. Simply twist of vent plug off the post cover.
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Q: will warranty be honored if not installed by CTC
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A: Funny you should ask, the answer is a qualified yes. I have exchanged it over the counter...be prepared to prove the battery needs to be replaced. However, when I had my vehicle in the CT garage and was already paying them to find a parasitic drain (they didn't find it...I found it myself later), they replaced the (less than 2 days old) battery thinking that was the problem (it wasn't) and charged me $50 for the "work" since they did not originally install it.
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Q: How long is warranty on a battery
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A: 3 years, unless it freezes. And these Motomaster batterys DO... every winter.
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Q: Does this battery come with a vent tube? It shows that this battery can be used as a replacement in my 2000 porsche 911, it has a vent tube
11 years agoOriginally posted on MOTOMASTER Group Size 35 Battery, 550 CCA
A: No it does not. If your vehicle has the battery in the passenger compartment (ie inside the car) then you need a battery with a vent tube to prevent the inhalation or off gasses from the battery from being inhaled.
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Q: does this have AGM
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Q: How many amps is the charge rate ?2 amps or 15amps
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A: 2 amps is a deep cycle charge. Leave it overnight on 2 amp trickle charge for best results.
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Q: Will this work for a 2006 gmc canyon
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A: The battery in a 2006 Canyon sits within an active cooling box. A dual terminal battery is unlikely to fit properly within the box. A "true" Group 86 battery is required to fit properly.
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Q: will this work on a 2008 mustang base model?
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Q: I e accidentally screwed my strap holders onto my cover which have penetrated the battery casing. It is now leaking a clear and brown colour. What should I do? Battery being used for camper.
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A: The fluid oozing out of the casing may be actual battery acid. If you sprinkle some baking soda onto the liquid, it may bubble and suds up. That will confirm that the ooze is acid. If nothing happens, then the ooze is not acid. In either case, although expensive, replace the battery, clean up the ooze with baking soda and water, and flush with copious amounts of water.
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