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Rolandd Enthusiast

Rolandd

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While I have searched the forum, I cannot find the post that someone put up that lists all the GM part numbers for what is needed to upgrade to an isolated dual battery. I am adding a voltage inverter and want to run it off a separate battery. I know I need the tray, hold down clamp, isolator unit, cables, ???. The parts drone at the local dealer was trying to sell me the driver's side tray based on the truck's VIN, so they are not much help....

 

Thanks,

 

--Roland

sc4808 Enthusiast

sc4808

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Can't help you with part numbers, but will help you with some advice, instead of an isolator go to Painless Wiring's web site and purchase their dual battery kit, it is much better and even allows you to jump yourself off if needed.

97whitez71 Enthusiast

97whitez71

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I installed dual batteries on my '97. I used an isolator sold through Warn. I have had no problems what so ever. And I can jump myself off. I did find out later that the same isolator sold through Warn, was availble through my local NAPA without the Warn logo.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Here ya' go.......

 

RELAY,AUX.BATTERY#12135194

CABLE,NEGATIVE#15321207

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.BATTERY#15372010

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.RELAY TO AUX.BATTERY#15372009

CABLE,POSITIVE;STARTER TO AUX.RELAY#15321259

BLOCK,AUX.BATTERY JUNCTION#15305003

FUSE,40 AMP MEGA#15383342

RETAINER,AUX.BATTERY HOLDDOWN#356668

TRAY,AUX.BATTERY#15246518

AND OF COURSE YOU NEED A 78-SERIES BATTERY.

 

I should add that there are some "standard" parts you need as well,Such as nuts,bolts,retainers & clips,These are easily procured at any auto parts or hardware store.

One other thing,These part numbers are for RPO Option Codes TP2 or 8B0.

Rolandd Enthusiast

Rolandd

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Rich, Many thanks for the numbers. For everyone else, many thanks for the advice. Now to get it all in one place and have a good afternoon weather-wise to put it all together....

 

--R

blueinterceptor Enthusiast

blueinterceptor

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Here ya' go.......

 

RELAY,AUX.BATTERY#12135194

CABLE,NEGATIVE#15321207

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.BATTERY#15372010

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.RELAY TO AUX.BATTERY#15372009

CABLE,POSITIVE;STARTER TO AUX.RELAY#15321259

BLOCK,AUX.BATTERY JUNCTION#15305003

FUSE,40 AMP MEGA#15383342

RETAINER,AUX.BATTERY HOLDDOWN#356668

TRAY,AUX.BATTERY#15246518

AND OF COURSE YOU NEED A 78-SERIES BATTERY.

 

I should add that there are some "standard" parts you need as well,Such as nuts,bolts,retainers & clips,These are easily procured at any auto parts or hardware store.

One other thing,These part numbers are for RPO Option Codes TP2 or 8B0.

 

 

 

 

 

i want to add a second battery to my 07 suburban are these the same parts that i would need? and part numbers?

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Here ya' go.......

 

RELAY,AUX.BATTERY#12135194

CABLE,NEGATIVE#15321207

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.BATTERY#15372010

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.RELAY TO AUX.BATTERY#15372009

CABLE,POSITIVE;STARTER TO AUX.RELAY#15321259

BLOCK,AUX.BATTERY JUNCTION#15305003

FUSE,40 AMP MEGA#15383342

RETAINER,AUX.BATTERY HOLDDOWN#356668

TRAY,AUX.BATTERY#15246518

AND OF COURSE YOU NEED A 78-SERIES BATTERY.

 

I should add that there are some "standard" parts you need as well,Such as nuts,bolts,retainers & clips,These are easily procured at any auto parts or hardware store.

One other thing,These part numbers are for RPO Option Codes TP2 or 8B0.

 

 

 

 

 

 

i want to add a second battery to my 07 suburban are these the same parts that i would need? and part numbers?

 

 

 

 

 

 

No,They are not the same,Everything is different on the '07 Suburbans/Tahoes/Avalanches.

I'll have to look into the part numbers for adding a second battery on the GMT900's.

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Metro12 Enthusiast

Metro12

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Anyone have part #s for 2nd battery upgrade on the 07 NBS trucks? Anyone done the upgrade?

topdj Enthusiast

topdj

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Im running dual on my NBS07 I didnt buy a single GM part :D

I had an extra bolt and some parts to make secure the battery

slugbelch Enthusiast

slugbelch

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Rich, Many thanks for the numbers. For everyone else, many thanks for the advice. Now to get it all in one place and have a good afternoon weather-wise to put it all together....

 

--R

Where is your location for the 2nd battery? I am planning on doing this conversion too and my prolem is location, location, location.

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

jrrod2004

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Here ya' go.......

 

RELAY,AUX.BATTERY#12135194

CABLE,NEGATIVE#15321207

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.BATTERY#15372010

CABLE,POSITIVE;AUX.RELAY TO AUX.BATTERY#15372009

CABLE,POSITIVE;STARTER TO AUX.RELAY#15321259

BLOCK,AUX.BATTERY JUNCTION#15305003

FUSE,40 AMP MEGA#15383342

RETAINER,AUX.BATTERY HOLDDOWN#356668

TRAY,AUX.BATTERY#15246518

AND OF COURSE YOU NEED A 78-SERIES BATTERY.

 

I should add that there are some "standard" parts you need as well,Such as nuts,bolts,retainers & clips,These are easily procured at any auto parts or hardware store.

One other thing,These part numbers are for RPO Option Codes TP2 or 8B0.

 

 

Rich, was this for the GMT800 Series truck (As in my 06?)

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

jrrod2004

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From GM Parts Direct:

 

 

GM

Part #CategoryDescriptionPack QtyUnit PriceQuantityExt.

PriceYOU

SAVECore ChargeS&H ApproxTOTALRemove Part*15372009

 

Positive Battery Cable

 

CABLE

 

1

 

$36.98

 

$36.98

 

$34.12

 

$0.00

 

$10.95

 

$47.93

 

button_delete.gif*12135194

 

All

 

RELAY

 

1

 

$31.67

 

$31.67

 

$21.77

 

$0.00

 

$6.97

 

$38.64

 

button_delete.gif*15321259

 

Positive Battery Cable

 

CABLE

 

1

 

$28.33

 

$28.33

 

$26.13

 

$0.00

 

$6.23

 

$34.56

 

button_delete.gif*15321207

 

Negative Battery Cable

 

CABLE

 

1

 

$25.56

 

$25.56

 

$23.58

 

$0.00

 

$5.62

 

$31.18

 

button_delete.gif*15372010

 

Positive Battery Cable

 

CABLE

 

1

 

$24.49

 

$24.49

 

$22.60

 

$0.00

 

$5.39

 

$29.88

 

button_delete.gif*15246518

 

Battery Tray

 

TRAY

 

1

 

$17.94

 

$17.94

 

$12.32

 

$0.00

 

$3.95

 

$21.89

 

button_delete.gif*19151476

 

Main Wiring Junction & Fuse Block Hardware

 

BLOCK

 

1

 

$10.80

 

$10.80

 

$7.41

 

$0.00

 

$2.38

 

$13.18

 

button_delete.gif*356668

 

Battery Hold Down Retainer

 

CLAMP V

 

1

 

$5.18

 

$5.18

 

$3.56

 

$0.00

 

$1.14

 

$6.32

 

button_delete.gif*15383342

 

Main Wiring Junction & Fuse Block Hardware

 

FUSE

 

1

 

$2.79

 

$2.79

 

$1.92

 

$0.00

 

$0.61

 

$3.40

 

button_delete.gifSubtotal:

 

$226.98

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

jrrod2004

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no that was for the GMT-800, I called some former co-workers and referenced the part numbers. It seems that the GMT-900s are different. (That sucks)

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