I've seen this complaint over the last couple of months. Hasn't been a issue for me until . . . the last few days. Behaves the same on two separate computers at two different locations. The common denominator is Firefox. Every so often automated updates take place. Perhaps the last one was the difference. Haven't tried another browser as of yet. Other computer issues. Has anyone noticed how much traffic happens nearly continuously with reads, transfers, etc. from numerous website not alfabb? Seems much more that in the past. Also, is anyone else having problems with the 'Tools' drop down on the above bar? No functionality here on either computer. That problem seems new too.. . . but I can't see any of your pictures? After your messages it just says Attached Images, can't click on it? ncng
Back to battery hold-downs.battery .... mine thing just flops around when in use!
Sorry about the combined pic, it’s all I had.
With smaller, light weight battery.
Software issue on your end. I can see the entire thread. Try changing browsers.
Back to battery hold-downs.
I do a fair amount of concours judging, both for Alfas and other vintage cars. I'm always surprised with the half-a**ed battery hold downs (and cables/terminals) that people show up with. You'd be amazed by the number of what would otherwise be 90+ point cars that have their batteries secured with bungee cords.
I know that there are a lot of concours haters here on the BB, so let me explain that I'm NOT suggesting that every street Alfa should have factory-correct battery hardware. Stuff from PepBoys can function better than corroded, original parts. But regardless of whether your Alfa is a show car or a commute vehicle, please secure your battery and have sound electrical connections.
OEM. The whole car is a survivor, one previous owner. There is a plastic cover not shown, if you need more pics I can take them.
On another note I use a https://www.braillebattery.com/ in my Alfetta race car as well as my other Italian cars. Costs a little more and only seems to last about two years but weighs only 15 pounds.