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Battery Tester Recommendation - New National Account (CAT. ST, NO. 003/95)
Reference number: CAT. ST, NO. 003/95
BATTERY TESTER RECOMMENDATION - NEW NATIONAL ACCOUNT
TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETIN
Superceded Bulletin(s): CAT. ST, NO. 003/95
BATTERY TESTER RECOMMENDATION NEW NATIONAL ACCOUNT
Model(s): All Mazda Models Through 1995
Category: ST
Bulletin No.: 003/95
Date: August 22, 1995
NOTE:
This bulletin supersedes Service Bulletin Cat. ST, No. 003/95, April, 27 1995
RECOMMENDATION
After completing an extensive battery tester evaluation, Mazda recommends the Midtronics PowerSensor Plus electronic battery tester. It is used for diagnosing batteries as outlined in Service Bulletin CAT. G, No. 002/95 , issue date April 5, 1995.
BENEFITS OF TESTER
- No need to pre-charge battery, tests batteries as low as 10.2 volts.
- Fast - less than 10 seconds for a complete battery test.
- Locates "discharge only" and "marginal" batteries that will fail soon.
- Compensates for low temperature - no need for the battery to be at room temperature.
- Test is repeatable - it does not apply a load on the battery.
- Safety - no sparks or heat, locates batteries with a "bad" cell.
NEW NATIONAL ACCOUNT
Mazda has established a national account with Midtronics, Inc. which allows you to directly order from them a special package containing this tester. The following are highlights of this account.
PRICING
The special package is available at the introductory price of $598.50. This price is effective up to and including September 31, 1995. After this date the price will be $680.00. THERE ARE NO EXCEPTIONS!
ORDER INFORMATION
Use the easy ordering procedures on the attached flyer to order your tester package.
SHIPPING & BILLING INFORMATION
Your order will be shipped prepaid via UPS. Your parts account will be billed upon delivery.
If you have any questions regarding this information contact your District Customer Support Manager or Tools/Development Manager at (714) 588-5059.
BATTERY TESTER FLYER
POWERSENSOR PLUS ELECTRONIC BATTERY TESTER
Mazda is proud to introduce the Midtronics PowerSensor Plus electronic battery tester as recommended service equipment for all dealers. This electronic battery tester has been evaluated extensively by Mazda. It is to be used for the maintenance free battery diagnostic and charging procedures outlined in Service Bulletin Category G 002/95, issue date April 5, 1995. This tester will also be used by Mazda when testing batteries.
Your District Customer Support Manager will be offering a demonstration on this tester during their next dealer visit. To assist you with the purchase of this recommended equipment, we are offering a special introductory price which is only available until July 31, 1995.
Benefits:
- No need to pre-charge battery, tests batteries as low as 10.2 volts.
- Fast - less than 10 seconds for a complete battery test.
- Locates "discharged only" and "marginal" batteries that will fail soon.
- Compensates for low temperature - no need for the battery to be at room temperature.
- Portability - tests batteries in or out of the vehicle.
- Test is repeatable - it does not apply a load on the battery.
- Safety - no sparks or heat, locates batteries with a "bad" cell.
THE SPECIAL MAZDA PACKAGE INCLUDES:
* Battery Tester
* Carrying Case
* Extra Fuses
* Instruction Card
Special Introductory Price of: $598.50 (taxes not included)
* After July 31,1995, the price will be $680.00.
* Your order will be billed to your parts account upon delivery.
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When to See a Mechanic
Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:
- • You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
- • Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
- • The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
- • You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
- • You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.