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just installed motor craft batteries on my 2006 c6 and felt that the air condition is hot in the first 5 minutes i think that my ac deleco was much better anybody tried motor craft on c6 ?
Last edited by VetteMaster; Aug 8, 2019 at 01:20 AM.
Your battery really doesn't have anything to do with your A/C blowing hot or cold. That said, I'm curious as to why you put a Ford battery in a Chevy...
Wow, holy crap... Now you've done it. You've mixed a bunch of Ford biased electrons with the OEM Chevy electrons. This will completely de-rail the modial interaction of magneto reluctance and capacitive deractance. Do you have any idea what's going to happen to your unilateral phase detractor? The sperthing bearings on your panametric fan are likely already toast. You need to remove that foreign energy block and completely flush out all six hydrocoptic marzelvanes, and while you're in there, replace the nofer-trunnions.
wow do i have to do all that because i used a motorcraft battery then ill remove it tomorrow , but all the ac delco shops and other saying they are all the same . teh
Last edited by VetteMaster; Aug 8, 2019 at 03:51 PM.
Your battery really doesn't have anything to do with your A/C blowing hot or cold. That said, I'm curious as to why you put a Ford battery in a Chevy...
it has 3 years warranty and ac delco only one for the same price
Batteries don't care what kind of car they are in and they don't change your air conditioner. You have a different issue if your air conditioner isn't working.
lol, i was thinking of the battery cause the ac was great the only thing that changed is the battery and they always asks for vin code to give ac delco battery so i thought something with the new battery motor craft for ford cars and chevy cars dont like each other.
Now you've gone and ruined the car! With those Motorcraft electrons permanently mixed in it will need to be crushed. Sell it to me for $1 and I will assure it gets properly disposed of, after an appropriate test drive of many years....
was thinking changing the battery will damage the electric in the car just found out ac delco the old one was 550 and the new motorcraft is 650 cca. they have diffrent numbers i might get as the old one ac delco not motor craft . thanks guys
Now you've gone and ruined the car! With those Motorcraft electrons permanently mixed in it will need to be crushed. Sell it to me for $1 and I will assure it gets properly disposed of, after an appropriate test drive of many years....
was thinking changing the battery will damage the electric in the car just found out ac delco the old one was 550 and the new motorcraft is 650 cca. they have diffrent numbers i might get as the old one ac delco not motor craft . thanks guys
Wut?
FWIW: The new 650 battery is stronger (better) than your old one, if I'm reading you right.