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northernmonkeyjones Member Since: 24 Mar 2012 Location: derby Posts: 8517 |
trimming the bottom lip of the lower passenger side edge will make it fit perfectly, might void the battery warranty though......
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3rd Aug 2015 8:15pm |
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birchyman71 Member Since: 18 Feb 2013 Location: stockton on tees Posts: 147 |
I tried trimming the bottom lip off it was still about 5 mm to big , also tried loosening the battery tray off and moving it , so had to resort to what you see. What I will do is extend the cabling and change the connection to allow the battery to sit in the tray properly but I had nothing suitable in the garage so will look into that when I'm back at work |
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3rd Aug 2015 9:42pm |
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Cam-Tech-Craig Member Since: 03 Aug 2011 Location: Gloucestershire Posts: 16286 |
What is wrong with a correctly sized JLR battery sir? I ask as that seems like A, a lot of work B, questionable MOT standard & Finally C, the Bosch S5’s fail for a past time (well documented on here) |
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3rd Aug 2015 10:43pm |
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Havank Member Since: 05 Apr 2007 Location: Woking - Surrey Posts: 193 |
WHY
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4th Aug 2015 9:23am |
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Zirconblue Member Since: 16 Apr 2015 Location: Kent Posts: 1277 |
The Bosch ones are about £100 cheaper than the Genuine ones, would be one reason i suppose.
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4th Aug 2015 12:48pm |
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mzplcg Member Since: 26 May 2010 Location: Warwickshire. England. The Commonwealth. Posts: 4029 |
Hmmmm, inventive enough. Think I'd have bought the genuine thing complete with any missing mount brackets TBH. |
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4th Aug 2015 1:11pm |
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