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I'm replacing my old battery (Autocraft Silver 24-5). When I pulled it out, I realized that it was sitting directly on the steel floor of the battery box.
The box floor is in pretty good condition; doesn't need an "insert".
I'll be putting in a standard (not gel) battery.
Should there be some type of "pad" (treated, absorbent felt, etc.) or other barrier between the bottom of the battery, and the battery box? I've seen some for sale, but don't know if they're needed.
Thanks.
Tom
The box floor is in pretty good condition; doesn't need an "insert".
I'll be putting in a standard (not gel) battery.
Should there be some type of "pad" (treated, absorbent felt, etc.) or other barrier between the bottom of the battery, and the battery box? I've seen some for sale, but don't know if they're needed.
Thanks.
Tom
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