Toyota Camry Repair Question
Asked on November 4, 2007
Car Battery model
I was in need of a new car battery for my 2001 Toyota Camry (75,000 miles). I brought it to the tire and battery center @ Sam's Club and asked them what size battery would I need. He seemed to have some difficulty looking it up in the manual, then told me I would need a model #35F, which I did have put in the car. When I came home, I did some research on the internet and it seems to suggest that the proper size/model# should be 24F. The car seems to run just fine with the battery installed. What do these model #'s / sizes mean and what would likely happen if the improper battery size were to be installed in a car?
Thanks for your guidance.
Pete
Thanks for your guidance.
Pete
Answer
Replied on November 4, 2007
In my experience in auto servicing it doesn't matter. The higher the CCA's on it the better it is for a cold start.