Aston's you've got to love em !!
Aston's you've got to love em !!
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blokie

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34 posts

205 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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Following my air bag warning light problem, I followed the advise of my fellow PH'ers and fitted a new battery (Bosch). All fine and dandy I thought as I reset everything and fired her up only to have the emissions light on and the air bag light!! No amount of resetting would get them out so I opted for the only sensible thing and took her out for a suitable beasting. Didn't sort the problem but made me feel better! Booked in with dealer and left it there over the weekend only to be called today to tell me that everything has gone out and was I sure there was a problem?? Morale of the story don't be impatient with all things electrical on an Aston !!

Tony V12V

2,465 posts

181 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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yes

RIB27

564 posts

177 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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hehe classic Aston! It's all part of the "experience" wink

steveatesh

5,362 posts

193 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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Can you tell me which Bosch battery you got for the car please? I want to know the physical measurements of the battery hole/ shelf or whatever it is!

BingoBob

1,098 posts

176 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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blokie said:
I opted for the only sensible thing and took her out for a suitable beasting.
This is the Aston equivalent of "hit it with a hammer". Never fails to not work, but is hugely satisfying.

blokie

Original Poster:

34 posts

205 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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Battery was from Halford's their code and an old battery code (019) 100amp Bosch job.

blokie

Original Poster:

34 posts

205 months

Monday 18th June 2012
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BingoBob said:
This is the Aston equivalent of "hit it with a hammer". Never fails to not work, but is hugely satisfying.
Never fails to give me a BIG grin.