Replacement Battery Source 1990 200 TQ

[greg-list at attbi.com]

Not sure if anyone has already made the recommendation.
But my battery under the seat of my 90 2ctq started to
leak.  No harm done, but I did not like the idea of that
happening again so I went with a sealed battery for
replacement.  I chose the Optima red top for $115.  Now
I don't really have to worry about venting, leaking or
seeping.

Greg Bird
Portland, Oregon
> Kneale Brownson <knotnook at traverse.com> writes:
>
> > ANY dealer should be able to get you the radio code.  They might
> > require that you bring in the car and prove you own it.
>
> Not my experience, but the dealer did let me have a rebuilt replacement
> Delta for $85 on V8Q #1.  On V8Q #2 I was ready for the same, but luckily
> some competent tech wrote the code on the carcass of the radio, something
> I recommend everyone should do.
> If the radio is the OEM Wiesbaden (80's, 90's and ?), it was soft
> codeable, which means you can code them with any number you pick....so,
> if the factory "1111" was changed, you're out of luck, especially when it
> goes into permanent lock mode.  I have a nice Wiesbaden paperweight I'll
> let go cheap if anyone's interested ;-)
>
>
> BCNU,
> http://www.geocities.com/cobramsri/
>
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