Do I need a dual battery setup?
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Titanpat57
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Dude...search before you ask in inane question that covers 5,000 posts
ColoradoToyota
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yes.
next question
next question
Ojai4Runner
Member
No. You need a triple battery setup.
sn_85
Senior Member
The redundancy doesn't hurt!!!
Teamoatmealpie
New member
How dare you ask a question says the salty old man.
We're creating a scientific record of all that is 4Runner, creating a post that is unworthy feels the wrath.
However if you want to talk about light bulbs then this is your place.
T4R The Thirst Mutilator.
We're creating a scientific record of all that is 4Runner, creating a post that is unworthy feels the wrath.
However if you want to talk about light bulbs then this is your place.
T4R The Thirst Mutilator.
LandCruiser
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I remember the old GM trucks where all the dual battery setup did was drain both. Good times.
poof1887
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Clearly the OP should receive a flogging. How dare he post a question relating to 4Runners on this forum!
U obviously should spend all ur time sifting through the thousands of posts here to find ur answer. Asking questions to get helpful answers or insight is strictly prohibited. Everyone attack!!!!
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U obviously should spend all ur time sifting through the thousands of posts here to find ur answer. Asking questions to get helpful answers or insight is strictly prohibited. Everyone attack!!!!
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Engineer
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This is the answer to half the questions on the forum, the other half is yes it will rub.
honda250xtitan
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speaking of which, i did the BMC lsat night. Weird i didn't create a thread asking which brand sawzall blade you all would recommend. Also I took the "chop" part of it quite literally. Big ass chunk came off like butta
Titanpat57
Senior Member
The problem is snowflake...at least demonstrate the ability to put a coherent post together...the OP's question has been beaten to death, time after time, so now it will go into the 4 kazillion post pond of useless info. 95% of the questions asked here can be resolved with a simple search....people are just too lazy, and there's never a shortage of enablers like yourself, pretending to be defending the idiocy with fake outrage and a reply that looks like it was typed by a 12 year old.
You haven't been here long enough to notice...but there's been a huge decline of older member participation in threads simply because we see it day after day, year after year, and it getting worn out.
Do a simple search, take the time to do at least 20 minutes of research before posting an inane question with 3,598 answers.
philsey
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:iagree:
philsey
New member
Maybe you'd like to answer OPs silly question?
Perhaps you don't realize the criticism isn't asking questions, it's asking a question which, with even the barest minimum of initiative, could be gleaned from 7 years of postings.
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Jetboy
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Do you want us to list every electronic device that can possibly be installed in a 4runner? That would be the answer to the OP's question.
The simple answer is this:
The only time you need a second battery is if you have an electric device that will run when the vehicle is not running and use more than about 200 watt hours before you run the vehicle again (drain more than half the battery), or you have a short duration load that exceeds about 5,000 watts on a regular basis, or you have a medium duration load that exceeds 1000 watts that will drain the battery more than half way while still running. Otherwise it serves no functional purpose.
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ColoradoToyota
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do i need new wheels?
what are others using wheels for?
what are others using wheels for?
