Posted by Mark Robke on March 03, 2016 at 08:03:37 from (98.19.73.223):
In Reply to: Tore Battery apart!!! posted by JD Seller on March 02, 2016 at 18:06:47:
JD,this is an interesting problem.I worked on trucks for 40 years,and thought I had seen it all.In the winter,jump starting ,cranking while charging 300amps into dead batteries-we abused a lot of batteries.I have seen some with almost no voltage,but not that I remember totally open circuit;in fact I doubt I ever checked for open circuit between + and - . I have replaced a lot of batteries,only saw a few blow up,most were just weak or dead. I guess its possible the bar connecting plates is designed to be a fuse,I never heard that before.I would guess its more of a distortion thing when clamped down that weakened the bar,and then caused failure under cranking load.We had owned a '99 Monte Carlo once that the battery failed in; no warning-in fact it was in the garage.I just replaced it,and had no more problem.That car went on to have several frontal deer collisions,and no battery problems.I just don't think you have a vibration issue.I googled battery construction but did not see anything helpful,but maybe something would pop out for you.I was wondering if you could contact a battery rep from a supplier that you would be familiar with.Good luck,Mark
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