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    whats the best dual battry placement for gq

    i have a gq ute ( new to me ) where does everyone mount the second battery

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    depending on your motor normally over the left guard. If you have a big air box there may not be room.

    In a ute i'd be going under the tray just behind the cab mate. plenty of room there.
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    Do you have space (no lpg) in the back passenger side of the engine bay? That's where a lot go if there is no gas system installed or something else in that space - others have installed them in various places so no doubt they'll be along to offer advice/opinion.

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    I've got the 2.8 turbo with a snorkle, so the second battery is LHS at the back.

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    it is a t42 diesel but it looks like there will be enough room passanger side fire wall if not i will put it under the tray

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    Quote Originally Posted by spkool View Post
    it is a t42 diesel but it looks like there will be enough room passanger side fire wall if not i will put it under the tray
    If there is enough room at the fire wall that will be perfect, if this is the case then a 3rd Battery would go well under the tray mate
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    there is a pretty good set of instructions including pics which shows where he fitted it in the DIY thread

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