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Old 06-02-2004, 11:45 PM
1995oldsaurora 1995oldsaurora is offline
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Question battery replacement

hello everyone,,,i,m replacing the battery in my 1995 aurora..the dealer says the replacement battery is a 79-6yr...this battery is a bit smaller then the original and the vent tubes don't fit..does any one know for sure if there's updated vent tubes for this battery..i called the local oldsmobile dealer and he had no clue about this problem..the 79-6yr battery has replaced the original,,how about the vent tubes..does anyone have a part #...if you know please let me know,,thanks
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Old 06-03-2004, 09:27 AM
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Re: battery replacement

I just did a battery replacement for my 1998. I found a replacement 79-series battery hard to come by at any place except for a GM Dealer or an AC Delco retailer...$106 at that. All I did for mine was keep the vent hose from my old battery and transfer it to the new one. It was an exact match and fit on fine with no problems.
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Old 06-05-2004, 08:51 PM
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Re: battery replacement

There is supposed to be an updated vent tube but my dealer parts counter couldn't find it. One guy then told me $60- I think just to get me out of there...

I went to the local hardware store and bought some rubber fuel line and a couple of SS worm gear clamps. I just shortened the little plastic tube on one side using a copper tubing/pipe cutter I had laying around (to make sure everything was straight and not crimped) and patched it back up. I think it all ran me $4. I first tried heat shrink tubing over the joint but it didn't seem very well sealed at all. Just take your plastic vent tubing with you and see what hose they have that fits over it snugly.
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