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COMPETITIVE CROSS REFERENCECATALOG PART NUMBER TO COMPETITIVE PART NUMBERREFERENCEBCIADVANCEO’REILLYAUTO EAST EXIDEGROUP CARQUEST AUTODELCOINTERSTATE MOTORCRAFT NAPA AUTOZONE PENNTECHNO. PARTS PARTSPEPBOYSSEARSWAL-MART42 58R42-60 —— 42VL 642/58R —— —— —— —— 8442, 5042 58R72 —— —— ——42 42-70 42-1 —— 642MF 42-5YR 42-60 MT-42 BXL-42 —— 42-72 42-500 30042 ——45 45-60 —— —— 545MF —— 45-60 I-45 BXL-45 7545, 5045 —— —— —— ——47 47-72 —— 47DL 647MF —— 47-60 MT-47 BXL-47L 8447, 7547 47-72 47-590B 33347 47-348 48-72 —— 48DL 648MF —— 48-60 MTP-H6 BXL-48 7548, 7591 48-72 48-700B 33348 48-348 48AGM72 —— —— 9AGM48 —— —— MTP-H6A —— 9848 48AGM —— —— ——49 49AGM72 —— —— 9AGM49 —— —— MTP-H8 —— 9849 49AGM —— —— ——49 49-72 —— 49DL 649MF —— 49-60 MT-49 BXL-49 8449, 7549, 7593 —— 49-850B 33349 49-150 50-60 —— —— 650MF 50-6YR —— C50-XHD BXL-50 9150 50-72J —— —— ——51 51-60 51-1 51DL 551MF 51-5YR 51-60 MT-51 BXL-51 5051 51-72 51-500E 33051 51-451R 51R-60 51R-1 51RDL 551RMF 51R-5YR 51R-60 MT-51R BXL-51R 5051R 51R72 51R-500E 33052 51R-453 53-40 —— —— 353 —— —— —— —— —— —— —— —— ——55 55-60 —— 56VL 555MF 55-6YR 56-60 MT-56 BXT-56 7556 62-72 —— 30156 56-3N58 58-60 58-3 58DL 658MF 58-6YR 58-60 MTP-58R BXT-58 7558 —— 58-610B 33058 ——58 AG58-84 58-2 —— 7AG58MF —— —— MT-58 —— —— 58EXT 58-540E 30058 58-3N58 58-50 58-1 —— VL58 —— —— —— —— —— 58-48 —— —— ——59 59-70 —— —— 659MF —— 59-60 MT-59 —— —— —— —— —— ——64 64-60 64-1 —— 664MF 64-6YR 64-60 —— BXT-64 7564 —— —— —— ——65 65-70 65-2 65DLG 665MF 65-7YR 65-72 MTP-65 BXT-65-850 7565 65EXTN 65-875B 33065 MAXX-6565 AG65-84 —— 65DL 7AG65MF —— 65-E108, 65-84N —— BXT-65-750 8465, 9165 65 EXTS 65-750E —— MAXX-65S65 65-60 65-1 65VL 565MF 65-6YR 65-60 MT-65 BXL-65 5065 65-72 —— —— ——65 65-50 —— —— VL65 —— —— I-65 —— —— —— —— 30065 ——70 70-60 —— —— 570MF 70-6YR 70-60 I-70 BXL-70 7570, 6070, 5070 —— —— 30170 ——70DT 2670-60 —— —— 570DT 70DT-6YR —— —— —— —— —— 70DT60 —— ——70DT 2670-50 —— —— VL70DT —— —— —— —— —— —— 26/70-DT375EV —— ——75 AG75-84 75-3 75DLG 7AG75MF —— 75-E108 MTP-75 BXT-75 —— 75EXT 75-720B 33075 MAXX-7575 75-70 75-2 75DL 675MF 75-6YR 75-84N, 75-60 MT-75 —— 8475, 7575 75-72 75-650E 30075 75-3N75 75-60 —— 75VL 575MF 75-5YR 75-50 I-75 BXL-75 5075 —— —— —— MAXX-75S75 75-50 —— —— VL75 —— —— —— —— —— 75-48 —— —— 75-5S75DT AG3575-84 —— 75DT-DG 7AG75DT 75DT-7YR 75DT-E108 —— BXT-USA —— 35/75 EXT —— 39880 ——78 79-70 —— —— 878MF —— —— —— —— 75100 —— —— —— ——78 AG78/100-84 78-2 78DLG 7AG78MF 78-7YR 78-84N, 78-72 MTP-78 BXL-78 8478, 7578 78EXT 78-800B 33078 MAXX-7878 78-60 78-1 78DL 678MF 78-6YR 78-60 MT-78 —— 5078 78-72 78-700E 30078 MAXX-78S78DT AG3478-84 34/78-4 34DT-DLG 7AG78DT 78DT-7YR 78DT-E108, MTP-78DT BXT-USA-2 8434/78 34/78EXTN 78DT72 39890 ——78DT-84N78DT 3478-60 —— —— 578DT —— —— I-78DT —— —— —— —— —— ——79 79-70A 79-1 —— 779MF 79-6YR 79-60 MTP-79 —— 7579 79-72J —— 33379 ——85 85-70 —— —— 685MF 85-7YR 85-60 —— —— 5085 85-72 —— —— ——86 86-72 86-2 —— 686MF —— —— MTP-86 —— 7586 86EXT —— —— ——86 86-60 86-1 86DL 586MF —— 86-60 MT-86 —— 5086 86-72 86-525E 33086 86-390 90-72 90-1 —— 690MF 47/90-6YR 90-60 —— —— 7590 47-72 —— —— 47-391 91-72 91-1 —— 691MF 48/91-6YR 91-60 MTP-91 —— 7591 48-72 —— —— 48-392 92-72 —— —— 692MF —— —— —— —— 7592 —— —— —— ——93 93-72 93-1 —— 693MF 49/96-6YR 93-60 MTP-93 —— 7593 49-72 —— —— 49-194R 94R-72 94RH7 —— 694RMF —— 94R-60 MTP-H7 —— 7594R 94REXT 94R650 —— ——95R 95R72 95R/H9 —— 695RMF —— —— MTP-H9 —— 7595R 95R72 —— —— ——97R 97R-72 —— —— 697RMF —— —— —— —— 7597R 97R72 —— —— ——100 AG78/100-84 100-1 —— 778MF 100-6YR 100-60 —— —— 75100 100-72J —— —— ——101 101-70 101-1 —— 6101MF —— —— MTP-101 —— —— 101-72J —— —— ——121R 121R70 121R-1 —— 6121RMF —— —— MTP-121R —— —— 121R72 —— —— ——124R 124R70 24FH —— 6124RMF —— —— MTP-124R —— —— 124R72 —— —— 124R-3NMU1R 8AMU1R U1RT-1 —— 8AMU1R —— MIATA-60 MT-MX-5 —— 5081R MIATA —— —— ——U1L U1LXHD12 —— U1L3 11U1L —— GT-XHD SP-40 —— —— U1LUH U1-340 27185 ——U1L U1L12 —— —— 9U1L U1-240 —— —— —— —— U1LH —— —— U1P-7U1L BU1L-12 —— —— 7U1L 348 —— —— —— —— —— U1-230 —— ——U1R U1R12 —— —— 9U1R U1R240 —— —— —— —— U1RH —— —— ——U1R BU1R-12 —— —— 7U1R —— —— —— —— —— —— U1R-230 —— ——31 NG31 —— —— 9A31 —— XRF-31D SC31DS —— —— AGM31T —— —— ——34 NG34 D34 —— 9A34 —— 34XCD SC34A —— 9934RED 34EXTAGM —— 50034 ——78DT NG3478 D34/78-950 —— 9A78DT —— ORB78DT-84 SC34U —— 9831DT 34/78EXTAGM YEL34/78 50090 ——65 NG65 —— —— 9A65 —— —— —— —— —— 65EXTAGM —— 50065 ——240
ALWAYS WEAR EYE PROTECTION WHEN WORKING AROUND BATTERIES!Basic Rules for Battery Care & Maintenance.SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.SHIELDEYES.EXPLOSIVEGASES CANCAUSE BLINDNESSOR INJURY.! DANGER/POISONNO•SPARKS•FLAMES•SMOKINGSULFURICACIDCAN CAUSEBLINDNESS ORSEVERE BURNS.California Proposition 65 Warning: Batteries, battery posts,terminals and related accessories contain lead and leadcompounds, and other chemicals known to the state of Californiato cause cancer, birth defects and reproductive harm. Wash handsafter handling!Warning: Follow all safety instructions when handling batteries!Always wear safety glasses and a face shield when working on ornear batteries.All batteries generate explosive hydrogen gas. Keep sparks, flamesand cigarettes away from batteries at all times. Do not connect ordisconnect “live” circuits. To avoid creating sparks, always turncharging and testing equipment off before attaching or removingclamps.ALWAYS DISCONNECT GROUNDED CABLE FIRST ANDCONNECT IT LAST TO PREVENT DANGEROUS SPARKS.Perform all work in a well ventilated area. Never lean directly overa battery while boosting, testing or charging it. PROTECT YOUREYES!Batteries contain corrosive sulfuric acid that can destroy clothingand burn the skin. Neutralize acid spills with a paste made ofbaking soda and water or large quantities of water. BE CAREFUL!.SELECTING THE SIZE.Replacement batteries should equal or exceed the OriginalEquipment battery in ratings. Replacing the original battery withone that has a lower capacity may result in poor performance andshorter life. If the replacement battery has considerably lesscapacity than the Original Equipment battery, it may not crank theengine at cold temperatures. Difficulty may also be experienced incranking high compression engines when they are hot. This “hotstart” condition can impose a cranking load on the battery equal toloads experienced at cold temperatures. A replacement batterymust have the same voltage as the Original Equipment battery,and in most cases, it should be of the same polarity. Be sure thereplacement battery is dimensionally correct for the vehicle, andthat it is compatible with the holddown. If it is taller than theOriginal Equipment battery, be sure that top terminals clear thehood or battery cover by at least 3/4" (19mm)..IN-VEHICLE SERVICE AND TESTING.FLUSH EYESIMMEDIATELYWITH WATER.GETMEDICALHELPFAST.KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN.DO NOT TIP. KEEP VENT CAPS TIGHT AND LEVEL.DO NOT OPEN FLUSH COVER BATTERIES.Follow safety precautions:WEAR PROPER EYE PROTECTION!Prior to any testing, visually inspect the battery. Look for:• Cracked or broken case or cover • Loose cable connections• Leaking case-to-cover seal • Corrosion• Damaged or leaking terminalsNeutralize any corrosion with a baking soda/water paste or batterycleaner spray. Scrape or brush off the residue and wash the areawith clean water. Following your visual inspection, check the battery’sstate of charge with a voltmeter.You must boost charge a weak battery before load testing.(See charging chart under “Charging Tips” section.)If fully charged, perform a load test. PROTECT YOUR EYES!.DRY CHARGE ACTIVATION.Important…WEAR PROPER EYE PROTECTION!1. Fill each cell to proper level with battery-grade sulfuric acid of1.265 specific gravity. Battery and acid must be at atemperature of 60°F to 100°F (16°C to 38°C) at time of filling.2. Boost charge 12V batteries at 15 amps until specific gravity is1.250 or higher and the electrolyte temperature is at least 60°F(15.5°C). BOTH CONDITIONS MUST BE MET. (Boost charge6V and 12V heavy-duty batteries at 30 amps.) If violent gassingor spewing occurs, reduce charge rate.3. After charging, check electrolyte levels. If required, addadditional electrolyte to bring all levels to the bottom of thevent wells. DO NOT OVERFILL. If the battery requires top-offwhile in service, add distilled water…DO NOT ADD ACID..SAFE INSTALLATION.Follow safety precautions:WEAR PROPER EYE PROTECTION!Special care must be taken when installing a battery to avoid aserious explosion or accident. ALWAYS WEAR EYEPROTECTION WHEN WORKING AROUND BATTERIES…THEY CAN EXPLODE!1. Mark the positive (POS) cable. Turn off all electricalaccessories. Disconnect hood and trunk bulb if opened to cutoff all current.2. Carefully remove old battery, disconnecting the ground cablefirst, to avoid any dangerous sparking around the battery.3. Battery tray should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected fordefects. Use a paste made from baking soda and water toneutralize any acid or corrosion. Repaint if necessary. The traymust be held fast to supporting members to prevent vibrationand road shock. Replace tray and/or holddowns if necessary.4. Clean and dry the new battery and verify that it is not damaged.5. Clean the cables and connectors and check that the cables arefree from corrosion. Replace cables if necessary, sincecorroded or worn cables reduce starting power significantly.6. When placed in the vehicle, the battery should rest level in thetray. Be sure there are no foreign objects lying in the tray thatmay cause damage to the bottom of the battery container. Putcorrosion protector washers on battery terminals. Be sureterminals will clear hood, fender, box lid, etc. to avoid vehicledamage and/or explosion.7. The holddown should be tightened until it is snug. It should notbe tightened to the point that it will distort or crack the batterycover or case. Use torque values specified in the vehicleowner’s manual.8. Cable terminals should be brushed until shiny and spread wideso that they will slip easily over the battery post without force.Do not hammer on them. Be sure marked POS cable isconnected to POS (+) terminal. Connect NEG (-) cable last toprevent dangerous sparks. DO NOT OVER-TIGHTEN! It’s agood idea to install special corrosion retarding fiber washersaround terminals to help extend battery life.9. Make sure the cable is not putting a strain on the terminal post.Never go back to the hot terminal after attaching the groundcable. The “grounded” cable should be connected to thebattery last. Check for proper battery polarity with respect tothe vehicle specifications. “Ground” polarity is usuallyindicated. “Reversed” polarity will cause serious damage to thevehicle’s electrical system. Note that the positive tapered toppost is larger than the negative top post.241REFERENCE
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