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- Sherman
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- '22 Badlands ordered 12/17/2021 - Arrived 3/25/22
Nice! I'd be tempted to drive that more often than the BS.I bought a tester at Harbor Freight and tested it Monday Temp Outside was 49 degrees Battery State Of Health was 100% and State Of Charge was 65%.Now onto the Battery in my Mustang before i charged it for a little while Sunday and Monday it was at like 33% State Of Health and 33% State of Charge. I didn't check it before i started the Mustang but it whipped the 466 BBF over fine and it started but the State of Health was still 33% but State Of Charge was 100% and it came up Replace Battery. I took the Battery to Auto Zone same thing State Of Health 33% but State Of Charge was 100%. They didn't have a New Battery Like i took out in stock and neither did 2 other Stores and the Hub.![]()
It may be a good thing the battery was N/A.
Generally speaking, those inexpensive electronic battery testers have been inaccurate/unreliable -- based on reviews and forum posts I've read. The ones that get good reviews are very expensive -- from several hundred dollars to >$1,000. Midtronics is one popular brand.
You might consider getting a second opinion and comparing your tester to the one the shop or store uses.