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Old 10-11-2011, 06:16 PM   #1
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I went out and bought a load tester today and have a question (hope not a stupid one). When I'm checking the batteries do I need to disconnect them so they are all tested stand alone or is it fine to do it with them all hooked up? I tried searching the forum but couldn't find my answer. Thanks for the responses.
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Old 10-11-2011, 06:54 PM   #2
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I went out and bought a load tester today and have a question (hope not a stupid one). When I'm checking the batteries do I need to disconnect them so they are all tested stand alone or is it fine to do it with them all hooked up? I tried searching the forum but couldn't find my answer. Thanks for the responses.
You can leave them connected together. Just load test each battery one at a time.
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Thanks, one more quick question. I'm guessing they need to be fully charged before I test them, is that correct?
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Thanks, one more quick question. I'm guessing they need to be fully charged before I test them, is that correct?
Yes and after a full charge let them sit for a couple hours to settle down then do a load test.
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Old 10-13-2011, 07:14 AM   #5
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don't forget to put the TOW/RUN switch ( if you have one) into TOW...

too many people mess us their controller accidently messing with the batts
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don't forget to put the TOW/RUN switch ( if you have one) into TOW...

too many people mess us their controller accidently messing with the batts
+1.........A good rule is, anytime you lift the seat hit the tow switch
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Old 10-13-2011, 08:51 AM   #7
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Default Re: Battery Load tester

You can do it with them all connected, but ......Technically on a load test you should disconnect. My battery distributor said the big carbon pile 500 amp type testers can pull amperage from the adjacent batteries, I verified this with a DVM clipped onto the adjacent battery. You simply need to disconnect one end of each of the 5 battery cables to accomplish a disconnect. Assuming a 6 battery pack.
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