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Electrolyte level in Porsche OEM battery

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YOUR RESEARCHElectrolyte level in Porsche OEM battery

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Check electrolyte level

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This may be a dumb one, but is there a way to check the electrolyte level on a Porsche OEM battery?

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Mine's operates OK, but I've looked several times and it would appear there's no way to check the level.

Electrolyte level in Porsche OEM battery
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Suggestion · Original poster

This may be a dumb one, but is there a way to check the electrolyte level on a Porsche OEM battery?

Electrolyte level in Porsche OEM battery

Check level

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Suggestion · Original poster

Mine's operates OK, but I've looked several times and it would appear there's no way to check the level.

Electrolyte level in Porsche OEM battery
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This may be a dumb one, but is there a way to check the electrolyte level on a Porsche OEM battery? Mine's operates OK, but I've looked several times and it would appear there's no way to check the level. Is it sealed?

POST 2Original post

If it is sealed (no caps on each cell) it is "maintenance free"

POST 3Original post

If it is the black original german battery, there should be 6 plugs in the top that unscrew. There is a tab that indicates the proper fluid level. If it's the later american made white battery (douglas?), there should be two long rectangular strips in the center that should pop out, not sure of an indicator, just don't over fill or it will leak out acid and, well,...

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