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stan
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new battery ...95ah or 110ah

messing about with my lights over the weekend i found that by switching the ignition on and off many times flattened my battery, so as its 5 years old i'm looking for a new one...

so, do i get a 95ah with a cold crank of 800/850 [depends on make re cold crank] or a 110ah with a cold crank of 920 and a slightly longer case...there's approx £35/40 difference in price... ... - .- -.




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Post #27373 7th Sep 2010 8:58am
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If it fits get the bigger 1.

Biggest is best Thumbs Up

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you mean 'get a man battery'.... Wink


btw , is disc ok? ... - .- -.




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Post #27375 7th Sep 2010 9:50am
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go for the big one, I got a Varta think that was 920 or bigger, wasn't much more £ and you can hear the difference - especially worth while if you have a FBH when extra power really matters and on a cold a.m.

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i think its only varta that does a 920 crank vogue, btw whats a FBH.. Embarassed ... - .- -.




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Think he means Fuel Burning Heater that you get in the Diesel versions

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doh, thanks mick... ... - .- -.




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yep thats right, runs off diesel but needs battery power for the fan - FBH to pre warm your car on a cold frosty day and defrost al your windows - the most useful accessory yet - would rather go without wipers!

Fantastic especialy when we had minus 13 this last winter, mine activates by the remote control from about 1/4 mile away. Just hit the bitton 20 minutse before departure (or use the pre-set timer on the dash) and the car is warm, defrosted and very nice to get into. Also great after a night out, mine works from by the fire in my local! hit the button 15 mins before closing after my 2 halves of shandy...

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kind of thing you need up there vogue, are you looking forward the this years snow then.. ... - .- -.




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Post #27386 7th Sep 2010 11:08am
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oh yes Cool

and the game season - yippeeeeeeeeeeeeee - just round the corner now

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Me too already ordered the Wife's Gear for the snow ..........

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Chest and Shoulders Spreader




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Post #27392 7th Sep 2010 11:23am
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Rolling with laughter gosh, hope she doesn't read that Mick Thumbs Up

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When have you ever known a woman to read ........... Wink

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I recommend to Use the proper Varta battery nothing worse than a nice snowy morning thinking this is why I have a rangie and it wont start!
It happened to me last winter and I jumped it a few times but had to get a proper 110ah Varta to replace it. Not a single problem with starting after that, even with snow on the bonnet. I think the CCA is 850 ?

Bloody big though - like two batterys stuck together and really heavy! and only just fits - I had fun changing that in the snow!

Part No. YGD 00027

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