Do some car batteries that would fit a 1995 Ford Taurus SW have a smaller body/core than others?
I recall that the last time I had a battery installed at Les Schwab they had a rough time getting it to fit properly. Took nearly two hours. Would it be possible to ask for a battery that is physically a bit smaller this time--or are they all exactly the same size?
Batteries come in various sizes & powers. The battery tray that the car maker puts in a car is fairly generic - The actual battery needed may be smaller then the tray. I always get the largest battery, power-wise, that will fit in the tray, regardless of what power battery came from the factory. First thing they will try is to sell you a battery that they have - If they tell you that the one you need is currently out of stock, that will pretty much mean a NO SALE, & they don't want that to happen.
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- What Ford Taurus bumpers (front or rear) would fit a 2003 ford Taurus ses? Looking around and seen someone with a 2004 front bumper on a 2003. Looks nice but curious if any other bumpers would fit? I installed new centennial edition headlights with Silver Star Ultra lights. here's what it looks like so far.
- Should the United States Navy have invest in some smaller aircraft carriers instead of Ford and Nimitz class supercarriers ships? Maybe have 5 Ford and 5 Nimitz supercarriers and 10 or so smaller as the French Charles de Gualle or a World War 2 size carrier with a few planes because losing a supercarrier would be a big blow to the US military morale and cost production. Since China and Russia has the S -400 and supersonic missles long range and maybe by the year mid 2040's or so aircraft carriers would possibly be semi outdated and a use of fast large hovercraft and stealth weapons could be the next tech or so
- Would a V6 in a smaller car feel the same to drive as a V8 in a larger & heavier car? I'm a young driver and I've driven a few V6s before such as a Ford Mustang, Suzuki Grand Vitara, and a Ford Explorer. I want to buy a used Land Rover L3 which is a V8 and i was wondering if the power would be way too much for me. Or would it feel pretty much the same because Land Rovers are much larger and heavier than Mustangs and Suzukis? I don't know much about cars so your answers are greatly appreciated.