darklordvader
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What battery should be fitted to a 2.5 bmw td p38, amp etc...
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Abe
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good morning
on mine i had a 110ah from delphi no problem started up every day no problems (problems lay elsewhere long story)
I now have a 95AH same physical size just slightly less cranking amps also starts the vehicle every morning no problem (two blasts of the heater plugs on even the coldest morning (-15c) should see it spring into action)
as has been mentioned many times on the forum if you comming to a flat / low batery regulallyit could be for other reason of RF inteference waking up the "brain" on the p38 (remedy it to buy a RF reciever upgrade box which wount distrub the p38 whilst it tries to sleep) do a search on this forum and you will find all the prices numbers suppliers & instalation help you need.
in short
go for as high a AH value as you can / afford just make sure you get a batter that has the + terminal to the right rear and the - to the left rear as the is very little play with the connecting lead
layout one on the attached link
Layouts & Terminals
heres a good link that will get you a good decent battery in the UK
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on mine i had a 110ah from delphi no problem started up every day no problems (problems lay elsewhere long story)
I now have a 95AH same physical size just slightly less cranking amps also starts the vehicle every morning no problem (two blasts of the heater plugs on even the coldest morning (-15c) should see it spring into action)
as has been mentioned many times on the forum if you comming to a flat / low batery regulallyit could be for other reason of RF inteference waking up the "brain" on the p38 (remedy it to buy a RF reciever upgrade box which wount distrub the p38 whilst it tries to sleep) do a search on this forum and you will find all the prices numbers suppliers & instalation help you need.
in short
go for as high a AH value as you can / afford just make sure you get a batter that has the + terminal to the right rear and the - to the left rear as the is very little play with the connecting lead
layout one on the attached link
Layouts & Terminals
heres a good link that will get you a good decent battery in the UK
Powermax Leisure
