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Ok I’ve read 100 times the batteries in the late model Challenger is a AGM ! Well correct me if I’m wrong but my 19 Redeye has a conventional lead acid battery.😳
I'm not convinced that the battery is the main culprit. Could be an issue that is more pronounced with a poor battery. After battery replacement things improved. No incidences of failure to start. Hot starts were better but still a little slower. So it solved my concern well enough but I still suspect there is more to the story. The Odyssey definitely made a difference.
Ok I’ve read 100 times the batteries in the late model Challenger is a AGM ! Well correct me if I’m wrong but my 19 Redeye has a conventional lead acid battery.😳
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I'm not convinced that the battery is the main culprit. Could be an issue that is more pronounced with a poor battery. After battery replacement things improved. No incidences of failure to start. Hot starts were better but still a little slower. So it solved my concern well enough but I still suspect there is more to the story. The Odyssey definitely made a difference.
Interesting to hear you have a warm start issue, I've never heard of that.
One thing I did notice when I got this car was how easily/effortlessly turned over when it was warm. Really soft. Very different than my 2012 SRT8 Challenger or 2015 Scat Pack. Granted those were 392s, this is my first 6.2
Not that I've ever had a warm start type of issue though....Good luck getting to the bottom of your problem!
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