got3fords
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Just got my new battery tester. Not sure if the factory CCA is visible on the battery. What is the stock CCA on a factory battery for '21 XLT? I am seeing 760 in most battery websites.
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For a 2021 Ranger the XLT and lower have aJust got my new battery tester. Not sure if the factory CCA is visible on the battery. What is the stock CCA on a factory battery for '21 XLT? I am seeing 760 in most battery websites.
that helps, thanks!For a 2019 Ranger the XLT and lower have a 610 CCA and a 760 CA rating. Lariats have a 800 CCA and a 1000 CA rating.
https://parts.ford.com/shop/en/us/battery-and-related-components/battery-7839815-1
https://parts.ford.com/shop/en/us/battery-and-related-components/battery-7828623-1
I think I may have bad info on the XLT and lower model batteries. Can you look in your owner's manual for the battery part numbers so I can double check? The 2019 non-Lariat models show a BAGM-48H6-610 battery. I can't seem to find that battery on the net. In the link that I provided it shows a BXT rather than a BAG battery. So the part numbers shown in your manual may be updated to BAGM-48H6-760. Could you let me know?that helps, thanks!
Here are the two in my manual. BAGM-48H6-760 BAGM-94RH7-800I think I may have bad info on the XLT and lower model batteries. Can you look in your owner's manual for the battery part numbers so I can double check? The 2019 non-Lariat models show a BAGM-48H6-610 battery. I can't seem to find that battery on the net. In the link that I provided it shows a BXT rather than a BAG battery. So the part numbers shown in your manual may be updated to BAGM-48H6-760. Could you let me know?
Ok, I found the part number for 2021 XLT. Specs are found at this link:
https://parts.ford.com/shop/en/us/battery-and-related-components/battery-7862483-1
Thanks, I corrected my original answer above.Here are the two in my manual. BAGM-48H6-760 BAGM-94RH7-800
So which number do you punch into your battery tester, the CCA or the CA?Thanks, I corrected my original answer above.
You should be able to select either CCA or CA on the tester. I have a Topdon BT100 that can measure either rating. One is cold cranking amps and the other is cranking amps.So which number do you punch into your battery tester, the CCA or the CA?
To add to the confusion, the 2019 owner's manual shows a 610 CCA rating for the XL/XLT.Some confusion- I see
The service manuals call for a 720 CCA H-6 in the XL / XLT and 800 CCA H-7 for the Lariat
It appears that the online parts show the XL / XLT getting bumped up to 760 CCA
If buying out of pocket and warranty not limiting you - just get the 800 CCA
On Forscan my 2020 XLT said 600 CCA but had it replaced under warranty with the 760. See pics.My 2020 XLT has a 760 CCA battery in it.
Replying to myself in true bad internet forum fashion....And for me, after running the "Repair Mode" again over the weekend is that my voltages are down to 14.3/14.4 at startup, it goes down to 14.2-14.0 somewhat shortly after. Then, when the temps go up, I'm even seeing 13.9 and even down to 13.7. Auto stop/start seems to be back to normal and works like it did when the truck was new. Checking CCAs each morning, they are higher. If this continues, I'll be happy with the SOC at 90%. If it seems like it's degrading, I'll consider 95%.
NOCO swears that the Genius 5 runs the same Repair Mode every time and didn't seem to have an explanation for why I saw different voltages during the second run.