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    automechanicautomechanic
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      voltage: 12.56v
      measured: 624 cca
      rated: 700 cca
      temp 77 F

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      Dustin HicksDustin Hicks
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        [quote=”automechanic” post=56716]voltage: 12.56v
        measured: 624 cca
        rated: 700 cca
        temp 77 F[/quote]

        The voltage reading is fine for a charged battery. (I assume that reading is without the vehicle running. If it’s running, check the charging system, the reading is too low.)

        The measured CCA is 89% of rated CCA. That’s OK for now by itself, you need more info. Find out what the manufacturer states is the CCA needed for your vehicle. If measured CCA is less than needed, replace the battery. If not, you won’t need to replace it right away, you’ll just need to keep an eye on it. For example; vehicle needs 560 CCA. That battery will work for now. Vehicle needs 650 CCA. Battery doesn’t have quite enough amps to start the vehicle easily, replace it.

        #513753
        automechanicautomechanic
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          here is the reading with it running

          ok replace soon
          voltage: 12.56v
          measured: 624 cca
          rated: 700 cca
          temp 77 F

          cranking normal
          voltage: 10.94v
          time: 1.09s

          charging system

          no load
          14.71v
          loaded
          14.59v

          this is the test results

          #513764
          college mancollege man
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            For now the battery is ok. I had the same scenario that my
            battery voltage was on the money.But my cca was low. The battery
            did start the truck. I ended getting a new battery for the sake of
            not getting stranded or over working my alternator. I believe it was
            $75.00 bucks. 🙂

            #513792
            Dustin HicksDustin Hicks
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              [quote=”automechanic” post=56767]here is the reading with it running ….

              cranking normal
              voltage: 10.94v
              time: 1.09s

              charging system

              no load
              14.71v
              loaded
              14.59v

              this is the test results[/quote]
              Ok, charging system voltage is good. Cranking voltage is a hair low, but if vehicle starts in 1.09 seconds, the battery is powerful enough. So it sounds as if you probably don’t need to replace it right now, but may need to in late fall. (in my opinion, your mileage may vary 😉 )

              #513811
              automechanicautomechanic
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                what should the cranking volts and the cca be be for my 1995 chevy s10

                #513818
                Dustin HicksDustin Hicks
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                  [quote=”automechanic” post=56800]what should the cranking volts and the cca be be for my 1995 chevy s10[/quote]

                  Cranking volts should be at least 9 volts, and I like to see over 10.5. My reference says the OE battery was group size 75: OE CCA rating 525. A OE battery with a CCA rating of 690 was optional.

                  This may help

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