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Mikeez 02-02-2017 01:13 AM

Toyota replaced battery with group 26R?!
 
Hey, I read that we originally have group 35 battery. Toyota replaced my battery with group 26R

I do not know what 26'R' maybe race ;) lolol. Anyways, has 500 cca and r/c is 80

I do not know what these are

good, complain or what?

humfrz 02-02-2017 01:53 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikeez (Post 2844363)
Hey, I read that we originally have group 35 battery. Toyota replaced my battery with group 26R

I do not know what 26'R' maybe race ;) lolol. Anyways, has 500 cca and r/c is 80

I do not know what these are

good, complain or what?

The group number of a battery indicates it physical size.

Group 35 is 9.1"x6.9"x9.9"

Group 26 is 8.2"x6.9"x7.8"

The letter beside the number refers to the position of the positive post.

Usually, the larger batteries are more powerful.

500 CCA should get you by up there, especially if you park in a garage.

If you are sure the car came with a group 35 and they did put in a Group 26R ...... you may wish to ask them about it. Could have been some flunky just put in one that sort of fit .....??


humfrz

Mikeez 02-02-2017 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by humfrz (Post 2844388)
The group number of a battery indicates it physical size.

Group 35 is 9.1"x6.9"x9.9"

Group 26 is 8.2"x6.9"x7.8"

The letter beside the number refers to the position of the positive post.

Usually, the larger batteries are more powerful.

500 CCA should get you by up there, especially if you park in a garage.

If you are sure the car came with a group 35 and they did put in a Group 26R ...... you may wish to ask them about it. Could have been some flunky just put in one that sort of fit .....??


humfrz

Thanks son much for all of this, after googling a bit! You're explanation was amazing. Do you know the spec for stock battery! Like the CCA?

KnightRyderx2 02-02-2017 06:28 PM

Quick look on Autozone and it lists all 35 series for our car but, the specs are the same as the one Toyota put in your car aside from size; 500 CCA with 80 minute charge time. So its up to you if you want to say something about it.

Mikeez 02-05-2017 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KnightRyderx2 (Post 2844985)
Quick look on Autozone and it lists all 35 series for our car but, the specs are the same as the one Toyota put in your car aside from size; 500 CCA with 80 minute charge time. So its up to you if you want to say something about it.

When I went to Autozone, I listed the batteries for our cars. It shows the minimum is: 720 CCA and 100 minutes.

roddy 02-06-2017 08:46 AM

@Mikeez Don't sweat it. The new battery may be slightly smaller dimensionally than your old one, but it is an upgrade. The stock Panasonic batteries in these cars are pretty weak as far as CCA goes. IIRC, they are under 400 CCA.

KnightRyderx2 02-06-2017 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mikeez (Post 2846814)
When I went to Autozone, I listed the batteries for our cars. It shows the minimum is: 720 CCA and 100 minutes.

Well that was Autozone.com so yeah. Looks like they need to update or put some checks on their system. You will be fine with what they gave you. Unless you live in a really cold place I wouldn't sweat it.


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