Best wedge battery?
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Best get the best Q. one you can.
They are type 72. they are a very tight fit. but if you slot them in at a angle they go in nicly.
Should cost about £70. your find your need a new one every 5 year or less. depends on how often you use the car, the less you use it the quicker they die.
They are type 72. they are a very tight fit. but if you slot them in at a angle they go in nicly.
Should cost about £70. your find your need a new one every 5 year or less. depends on how often you use the car, the less you use it the quicker they die.
Boscheshesh (sp?) Silver. Been on mine since I had it, 5 or so years ago, and not sure how long before that. That includes several run flats when having starting issues, that is cranking until flat. Think its starting to get a tad wimpish but hard to tell.
Edited to add, off the top of the battery 560 077 060
Then it has 60Ah and 600A
Edited to add, more than 5 years now, where does the time go?
Edited to add, off the top of the battery 560 077 060
Then it has 60Ah and 600A
Edited to add, more than 5 years now, where does the time go?
Edited by jmorgan on Thursday 1st November 15:12
Edited by jmorgan on Thursday 1st November 15:28
Well, got a new Battery. After much consultation, I selected a Varta Blue power D75 (code 560 170 064) However, when it turned up the battery was a coded as a D59, 560 409 054.
The supplier tells me that this is the latest version and that the other type is no longer listed.
It does fit, and it does work, and it does look good!
Hope I haven't been fobbed off with a fairy story.
Andy
The supplier tells me that this is the latest version and that the other type is no longer listed.
It does fit, and it does work, and it does look good!
Hope I haven't been fobbed off with a fairy story. Andy
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