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100IH · 03-18-2020, 07:47 PM

Disconnect one or both cables, Only add distilled water. There is a circular rib near the bottom of the holes - fill to the rib. Charge at 6 VOLTS. If you do not have a 6v-12v charger I wouldn't continue. If you do have a 6volt position use the lower amp setting for a longer time. When i saw that you referred to battery fluid I knew You should find some reading material and keep it nearby. HIT A BOOKSTORE for a basic auto book. There are many precautions to be aware of. You may not be asking the right questions.

03-18-2020, 07:47 PM	#12
100IH Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: SW Idaho Posts: 970	Re: 6v charging issue Disconnect one or both cables, Only add distilled water. There is a circular rib near the bottom of the holes - fill to the rib. Charge at 6 VOLTS. If you do not have a 6v-12v charger I wouldn't continue. If you do have a 6volt position use the lower amp setting for a longer time. When i saw that you referred to battery fluid I knew You should find some reading material and keep it nearby. HIT A BOOKSTORE for a basic auto book. There are many precautions to be aware of. You may not be asking the right questions.