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BCI / DIN / EN REFERENCE CHART EUROPEAN REFERENCE INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION BCI GROUP NUMBER BCI ASSEMBLY FIGURE MAXIMUM DIMENSIONS (MM) LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT HOLDDOWN LIFTING LEDGE POSITIVE TERMINAL LOCATION DIN CODE EN CODES 40R 15 278 175 175 B1 No Right T6 LB3 66LB 41 15 293 175 175 B4 No Right T65 N/A 54LB 42 15 242 175 175 B4 No Right T5 LB2 45LB 47 24 242 175 190 B3 Yes Right H5 L2 55L2 48 24 278 175 190 B3 Yes Right H6 L3 66L3 49 24 354 175 190 B3 Yes Right H8 L5 99L5 90 24 242 175 175 B3 Yes Right T5 LB2 45LB 91 24 278 175 175 B3 Yes Right T6 LB3 66LB 92 24 315 175 175 B3 Yes Right T7 LB4 77LB 93 24 354 175 175 B3 Yes Right T8 LB5 88LB 94R 24 315 175 190 B3 Yes Right H7 L4 77L4 95R 24 394 175 190 B3 Yes Right H9 L6 97R 15 252 175 190 B4 No Right H5 L2 55L2 98R 15 283 175 190 B4 No Right H6 L3 66L3 99 34 207 175 175 B1 Yes Left T4 LB1 36LB 99R 24 210 175 175 B3 Yes Right T4 LB1 36LB N/A N/A 175 175 190 B3 Yes Right H3 L0 32L0 N/A N/A 207 175 190 B3 Yes Right H4 L1 45L1 CAUTION These are common holddown types but others may be used. Holddown descriptions: B1 = 10.5 mm high with 3 or 5 notches on sides only. B3 = 10.5 mm high on sides with 3 or 5 notches on sides and 3 notches on ends. B4 = 19.0 mm high on sides only with 3 or 5 notches on sides only. B1 Base holddown 10.5 mm (on long sides) B3 Base holddown 10.5 mm (on long and short sides) B4 Base holddown 19 mm (on long sides) This chart is provided for reference purposes only and is deemed accurate as of the printing of the Data book. BCI, its members, officers, directors agents and employees expressly deny any responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided. BCI disclaims any warranty, expressed or implied, for its accuracy. BCI also denies any liability for damages as a consequence of using this information. 8
Battery Replacement Data Application <strong>Guide</strong> DISCLAIMER: The battery replacement data published in this guide has been obtained from Battery Council International. The information contained in this guide was the most current information available at the time of publication. The information is subject to change without notice from equipment manufacturers or field experience. Users should consult the most current edition of this application guide and their owner’s manual. The marketer and manufacturer expressly deny any responsibility for the accuracy provided. While every effort has been made to accurately catalog the replacement battery information in this guide, any liability for damages as a consequence of using the information in this guide is expressly denied. Users should also attempt to obtain replacement battery data from the original equipment manufacturer’s user manual or service department for their specific application. .PASSENGER CARS (1990 THROUGH 2010). The application data on the following pages is based on the manufacturer’s normal original equipment (O.E.) battery installation. It must be kept in mind that at the request of a larger user it is common in many 12-volt and 24-volt commercial systems to use 6-volt batteries connected in series where 12-volt batteries are normally used. As a consequence, it is desirable to check the original battery size and terminal arrangement before ordering. Also, some manufacturers will change battery sizes and terminal arrangements subject to availability at the time of manufacture or in the middle of a model year. If the battery or batteries to be replaced have terminal and/or cell arrangements different from the standard arrangement for the battery size, be sure to specify exactly the arrangement desired. Also give complete details on all special sizes and/or terminal arrangements. As some batteries are still being marketed with Amp/Hrs. ratings, an approximate equivalent cranking performance value can be obtained by taking 5-1/4 times the Amp/Hrs. rating. .BATTERY RATINGS. COLD CRANKING AMPS @ 0°F (CCA) The primary function of the battery is to provide power to crank the engine during starting. This process requires a large discharge of amperes over a short period of time. Therefore, the cold cranking performance (CCA) rating is defined as the discharge load in amperes which a new, fully charged battery at 0°F can deliver for 30 seconds and maintain a minimum voltage of 7.2 volts for a 12-volt battery, 3.6 volts for a 6-volt battery. The cold cranking performance ratings listed in the application section of the guide are the minimum recommendation for each application. There is no warranty level or battery life expectancy expressed or implied by these ratings. CRANKING AMPS @ 32°F (CA) or MARINE CRANKING AMPS @ 32°F (MCA) The cranking performance rating is defined as the discharge load in amperes which a new, fully charged battery at a temperature of 32°F can deliver for 30 seconds and maintain a minimum voltage of 7.2 volts for a 12-volt battery or 3.6 volts for a 6-volt battery. RESERVE CAPACITY (RC) Another function of the battery is to provide emergency power for ignition, lights, etc., in the event of failure of the vehicle’s battery recharging system. The reserve capacity rating is defined as the number of minutes a new, fully charged battery at 80°F can be discharged at 25 amperes and maintain a minimum voltage of 10.5 volts for a 12-volt battery or 5.25 volts for a 6-volt battery. GENERAL INFORMATION .HEAT SHIELDS. Protective heat shields are being used around batteries with increasing frequency to protect them from premature failure due to high underhood temperatures. Failure to replace the heat shield after installation of a replacement battery may alter the fit, plus reduce its electrical performance and life. .BEST FIT ESTIMATE. Some equipment manufacturers do not provide complete replacement battery information. In some cases replacement battery size must be estimated using the best information available to guide the battery replacement data guide user. However, the user is cautioned that the size stated is only an estimate. Size and terminal post arrangements may vary from the original equipment manufacturer. Therefore, the user should obtain specific battery replacement size information from the owner’s manual or from the dealer or equipment manufacturer. Caution should always be exercised to assure proper cable hook-up and sufficient post clearance before closing the hood or battery cover. Otherwise electrical system, and or vehicle damage, and/or personal injury could result. .HOW TO USE THIS APPLICATION GUIDE. This guide is intended to help select the proper battery or an alternate recommendation. The application section lists the minimum cold cranking amps @ 0°F and the recommended and optional replacement battery part numbers. The manufacturers are listed alphabetically. For Passenger Cars, Light Trucks and Vans, the applications are listed by year and engine size. The remaining vehicles and equipment are listed by model and/or engine numbers. To assure the proper replacement battery: 1. Find the correct manufacturer (make). 2. Select the correct model or engine. 3. Determine the year and/or model. 4. Read across to the part number and, if applicable, an optional part number. 5. Pay close attention to any footnoted information. If you are specifying a battery to a customer who drives in extreme weather conditions and/or has a vehicle with many electrical options, suggest a battery with more cold cranking amps than the minimum that is listed. <strong>Batteries</strong> with more cold cranking amps will not harm the vehicle or equipment; however, batteries with fewer cold cranking amps may fail prematurely. AC - Air Conditioning A-C - Allis Chalmers Alt. - Altitude AT - Automatic Transmission BCI - Battery Council International Calif. - California carb. - carburetor CAT. - Caterpillar cc - cubic centimeter CA - Cranking Amps (32°F) CCA - Cold Cranking CFI ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS GUIDE Amps (0°F) - Central Fuel Injection comp.-compression Cont. - Continental Conv.- Convertible cyl. - cylinder DD - Detroit Diesel DES - Direct Electric Start DIN - German Industry Standard DOHC-Dual Over Head Cam Eng. - Engine ex. - except Fed. - Federal Fig. - Figure Fl - Fuel Injection Fla. - Florida FWD - Front Wheel Drive GM - General Motors GSE - Gas Starting Engine GVW - Gross Vehicle Weight HBL - Heated Back Light (rear window defrost) HD - Heavy Duty H.O. - High Output HP - Horsepower HSC - High Swirl Combustion Htd - Heated Htr - Heater IHC - International Harvester Co. ind. - industrial Inj. - Injection JD - John Deere L - Liter LPG - Liquified Petroleum Gas MFI - Multi-Port Fuel Injection MT - Manual Transmission No. - Number O.E. - Original Equipment OHC - Over Head Cam OHV - Over Head Valve opt. - optional Pkg. - package PS - Power Steering PTO - Power Take Off RWD - Rear Wheel Drive S/C - Supercharged SEO - Special Electrical Option SHO - High Output SOHC- Single Over Head Cam TBI - Throttle Body Injection V - Venturi w/ - with w/o - without Wisc.- Wisconsin 2WD - 2 Wheel Drive 4WD - 4 Wheel Drive 9
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