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    #1921
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    dr, did you read the article? It was said that it cannot be due to a exploding battery

    Looking at what is left of the car there could have been other "modifications" there, pink ba naman yung pintura, malamang hindi lang paint pinaltan dyan.
    Buo pa pala yung plates nung baterya eh. yung plastic malamang matutunaw. pero kung pumutok/sumabog, dapat hindi mo na makita yung baterya as buo, diba?

    Tsaka yung mga ibang comments, puro hearsay. Sounds like someone i know from here

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    #1922
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    dr, did you read the article? It was said that it cannot be due to a exploding battery

    Looking at what is left of the car there could have been other "modifications" there, pink ba naman yung pintura, malamang hindi lang paint pinaltan dyan.
    Mayroon ba Police report or Fireman Report? no offense to the "Mechanic",

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    #1923
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    dr, did you read the article? It was said that it cannot be due to a exploding battery

    Looking at what is left of the car there could have been other "modifications" there, pink ba naman yung pintura, malamang hindi lang paint pinaltan dyan.
    yespo.
    i read the removed article before it was removed. it sported more pictures than the current link now. there, there was post-ers' talk as to whether the battery really exploded or not.
    it's a bit different from the link here now. here, an auto authority commented in the link that it was probably caused by faulty wiring.

    "i don't know the mechanism by which it happened."
    what i was impressed at, was "ang bilis ng mga magkakahoy".

    what i did suggest, was to look up forensic pictures of exploded car batteries (for comparison).

    suspecting this and that, on the basis of color, is akin to the dis-credited bertillon system of olde...

    but questions come to mind.
    is the amaron really more prone to exploding?
    or is amaron "the prefered brand" of some car fans who like to load lotsa electrical toys into their big toys?
    Last edited by dr. d; August 14th, 2020 at 03:03 PM.

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    #1924
    Nabasa ko lang:




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    #1925
    Quote Originally Posted by 12vdc View Post
    Dapat siguro Kags ma ban ka muna ng 14days for spreading fake news, quarantine ka muna. Wala ka naman personal experience sa Amaron like Banat's unverified reports.

    Ang problema lang sa Amaron ay mahal pero sulit ang quality usualy lampas sa warranty 2x or more compared sa other brands. Yung mga nagkakaproblema ay merong underlying issues sa sasakyan, parang SUA ang problema yung driver.
    Gano kamahal ang amaron vs Motolite? Yung kinabit kasi sa amin ay (forgot the brand) 25% more expensive than Motolite,. So if 21 months si Motolite, dapat ito 26 month, going 24 na ito.

    Edit: Emtrac pala ang brand

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    #1926
    may possibility naman talaga lumobo yan battery.. at hindi lang sa amaron yan.. pwede manufacturing defect..

    pero madalas talaga electrical wiring ang cause bakit nasisira or nag ka problem sa battery..

    sa office namin dati may lumiyab na sasakyan..

    sa battery nag start pero dahit yun sa converted yung sasakyan nya at wrong type of batter ang gamit..

    tumatama pala yung positive pole sa hood

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    #1927
    Car batteries DO explode. The acid/electrolyte itself isn't flammable.... what is flammable is the hydrogen gas that is being produced as a by-product of a lead-acid battery's chemical reaction.

    Under the right conditions, subjecting a sufficient concentration of hydrogen+air to an ignition source, and it will go kaboom!

    Hydrogen collects at the top of each cell compartment so when they ignite, the sudden increase in pressure cause the top of the battery to rupture. Those are typically the weakest points of the battery. Just do a google image search of exploding car batteries.

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    #1928
    Just came in from banawe they are now strict they require faceshield good thing i have one in my car or else you cannot enter the store goggles is not enough and also bring quarantine pass.

    Sent from my SM-N910C using Tapatalk

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    #1929
    May vent holes even the sealed and gel VRLA so yung hydrogen buildup should be crossed-out as cause of xplosion. Unless battery room confined sealed na usually may gas sensor. The pic shows an obvious highly modified car, most likely the cause was due to faulty electrical system or battery mounting.

    Almost P1.5-2k difference ang Amaron sa generic. Yung Panasonic 18months lang warranty so i guess kahit cheaper by P2k eh 6mos off naman ang warranty.

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    #1930
    Might it be inadequate vent design, then a short inside caused by low fluid level?

    Yung sunog iba siguro sa explosion. Dami kasi mahilig magtap lang ng direkta sa battery, no fuse, thin wire tapos high load.

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