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Originally Posted by redassag00
Are you sure 12.36 is Volts. If it has 12.36 Amps, I doubt the clock even works. You need to check how many amps, (CA or CCA) are present in the battery. A McParts place can test it for free and charge it as well. have you had it tested? or checked the water level?
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Huh? Capacity is in amp-hours and cannot be directly measured unless on a load tester. If he "measured" 12.36, it's certainly volts, which is the proper voltage for a car battery. CCA is a measure of how much current the battery can deliver under maximum load, presumably when starting at cold temperatures, hence the term Cold Cranking Amps. It's not a measure of capacity, it's a measure of internal impedence.