I see no vent holes for the six cells, just a flat top. No apparent way to
add distilled water to cells.
Is this a real maintenance free battery which does not need water?
Thank you,
Seamus J. Wilson

 

It's not intended that you add any water, and I don't believe there's any
way to do so, either. By the same token, the hydrated acid can still
evaporate.

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"Seamus J. Wilson" <sligo@***.net> wrote in message
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>I see no vent holes for the six cells, just a flat top. No apparent way to
>add distilled water to cells.
> Is this a real maintenance free battery which does not need water?
> Thank you,
> Seamus J. Wilson

Hardly an automotive battery made in the last decade or two that you can add
water. Unlike the batteries of years ago, they really do last a long time
with no maintenance. I recently changed out one that I've never seen in
seven years. Honest, I've never seen it as it is under the back seat.

 

Thank you for the helpful replies.
Seamus J.
"Edwin Pawlowski" <esp@snet.net> wrote in message
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> "Seamus J. Wilson" <sligo@***.net> wrote in message
> news:YfGUj.184280$nr1.130216@newsfe13.phx...
>>I see no vent holes for the six cells, just a flat top. No apparent way
>>to add distilled water to cells.
>> Is this a real maintenance free battery which does not need water?
>> Thank you,
>> Seamus J. Wilson
>
> Hardly an automotive battery made in the last decade or two that you can
> add water. Unlike the batteries of years ago, they really do last a long
> time with no maintenance. I recently changed out one that I've never seen
> in seven years. Honest, I've never seen it as it is under the back seat.
>