What's the best battery to buy?
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After months of standing I'm going to attempt to replace the starter motor with a new one. I figure the battery will be shot as well. What's the best battery to buy these days for the Noble (part no?).
Also any words of caution/things to change (such as oil) or check on a Noble that has been standing for nearly 9 months before I give her a good run? I realise I am opening myself up for a barrage of attacks - I at least expect Ash to chime in!!
Cheers gents
Also any words of caution/things to change (such as oil) or check on a Noble that has been standing for nearly 9 months before I give her a good run? I realise I am opening myself up for a barrage of attacks - I at least expect Ash to chime in!!

Cheers gents
Oh - look - a "secret" thread that you can't get to unless you know how. How clever!
You might want to start a new one with a subject so the masses can get to it.
Battery - this is the best around
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
[Note - you can find it cheaper elsewhere, or ask for someone with a Halfords trade card to get one for you]
I'd also change the oil, filter and spark plugs wouldn't go amiss. Brake and clutch fluid might be an idea if they are more than a year old as well.
Plus, drive carefully for the first 200 miles - the tyres will have flat-spotted and will need to be gently used to get them perfect round again.
J
You might want to start a new one with a subject so the masses can get to it.
Battery - this is the best around
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
[Note - you can find it cheaper elsewhere, or ask for someone with a Halfords trade card to get one for you]
I'd also change the oil, filter and spark plugs wouldn't go amiss. Brake and clutch fluid might be an idea if they are more than a year old as well.
Plus, drive carefully for the first 200 miles - the tyres will have flat-spotted and will need to be gently used to get them perfect round again.
J
F.C. said:
Given your propensity for storage an Optima yellow top may be a good bet.
They are designed to take deep discharge cycles without deteriorating like a regular battery, they also have a four year warrantee.
Or just get a Optimate battery maintainer.They are designed to take deep discharge cycles without deteriorating like a regular battery, they also have a four year warrantee.
Although having just had a look at the specs as I've not seen it before, not a bad battery at all! What's a price for an 075 version?
J
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
Don't forget to select the £6.99 fitment option....
D_G said:
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/...
Don't forget to select the £6.99 fitment option....
I think people have tried this with the Nob before and they won't do it...Don't forget to select the £6.99 fitment option....
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9 months? Shame on you :P
I started the thread from my not so trusty iphone..