Battery question
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I paid £30 for a battery with a 2 year warranty from local auto electrics place, don't normally keep a car longer than that so why pay more?
It's way better than the crappy Subaru offering BTW
It's way better than the crappy Subaru offering BTW
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Halfords for a newage is about £70, that's with a 4 year warranty and is Lithium or something and is heavy duty. I've heard they are quite good but never needed it in the end, a CTEK charger/conditioner sorted my problems.
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I had the same problem, I checked the battery myself, got the garage to check it and then tested the current draw, no reason why but the battery was going flat in about 2 weeks with not being used. I've bought a CTEK3600 charger, and whilst I've not started the car since fitting it, all the lights go green to say the battery is charged and my multi-meter confirms it. All I had to do was make an extension cable so the cable would reach the car from the garage although I reckon optimate ones would fit.
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Brought a new one last saturday as mine was finally dead. Got one of their so called "heavy duty" one's from my local tyre place which was £53 inc vat, 075 is the code for my classic. Previous one lasted me four years.
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