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I've got an OEM MOLL Porsche battery and want to determine how old it is. Initial look I couldn't find a mfg date. Any suggestions on where to find this date/codes? Thanks. K
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POST 2Original post
Batteries typically have to be labeled when the acid is poured in them since that is what dates a battery. Most stores, trucks that drop off batteries already filled and such as jerks not stickering or punching out the date but eh. This is one reason why I always believe in dumping a battery for a new one when it gets anywhere near its expiration. The thing can sit on a shelf for months before being purchased and that when you are supposed to punch the date tabs out. Good luck.
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It's on top of the negative terminal. IIRC, as shown below, this battery is 20th week of 2006. Moll_Date.jpg -td
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Thanks, still correct - at least for the CY2020 Moll K2 battery in my MY 2006 997; was wondering when the previous owner replaced it.
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