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How to kill a car battery
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I did it myself with an OBDeleven (VAG cars only). Great piece of kit, although not cheap it has probably saved me hundreds already. (Also helps all the cars in the family (3) are Skodas.shiraz99 said:
Did you get your battery registered/coded?Flight3287462 said:I have just replaced my stop/start battery thought it was going to die last winter 20/21 if felt a lot better last summer but this winter it really was not enjoying life to the extent I was getting error codes for very strange things. I was 11.9V when I changed mine your story sounds very similar to mine. Car 2016 Skoda Superb is feeling a lot better all error codes gone and the car is working well again.
After a lot of research I bought mine (a Varta) from the battery group for £120. (Varta = Bosch)0 -
Motorguy won't be happy. Doing it yourself. You should have gone to your local indy. Good job he has put me on 'ignore'.0
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