steve2286w
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Thanks Mate that one could be to high as mystery says could catch bonnet, found the measurements for this one, Yuasa HSB096 Silver 12V Car Battery 5 Year Guarantee | Halfords UK (LxDxH): 278x175x190mm it should fit but it is not as powerful as one you have, not sure if that makes any diference..,
Yes have crimper , Do I Need 2 or just 1https://www.carbuilder.com/uk/led-indicating-4-way-blade-fuse-box two off The type you picked wouhttps://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/354062188129?hash=item526fc03e61:g:uLYAAOSw75pifd0wld have to be linked via cables , do you have a crimper with crimps and cable
Thanks, was going to order it but now it says it is not suitable for my vehicle but these 2 are. Car Batteries | Halfords UKThis was it fitted and no probs with interference on bonnet stay, the height was to top of connector post and of course there is plastic covers go over the connections if you wish to stop shorting
Re amperage of course mine is diesel so wanted a heavy duty one, as yours is petrol the crank load would be less as less compression and no heater plugs so the smaller amps should not think a problem
Batteries prob been well discussed on here if you want further opinions but I liked the 5yr guarantee with yuasaView attachment 270201
Thanks just ordered 2 will pick up some decent leads from halfords today what's best place to run the 2 thick battery leads positive and negative to vehicle ?Two fuse box one for ignition fed circuits and one for aux fed circuit ,the battery you require does not have to be as large as mine ,I went for the largest that would fit mine as it's a diesel the battery you would require is a 069 I believehttps://www.tayna.co.uk/car-batteries/enduroline/069/
My starter only has one bolt on, at the moment there is 2 thick wires on it going to Alt and another going to Solenoid, Could I still put the main Positive one from battery to it, or would that be to much, I will still have another positive going from Solenoid to battery .I chose to run positive lead along the rear of the engine bay to the starter solenoid( Pre -engaged so on the starter motor) ,a negative ground lead from the starter to chassis and the battery negative lead bolted to diesel filter bracket on the top of the engine .Bothe cable routed through plastic View attachment 270224 View attachment 270225 View attachment 270226 View attachment 270227 tubing
Thank You so only the one wire going to starter red arrow in pic. ? I will use the positive from battery to Solenoid battery sideThe alternator cable must go to the starter solenoid battery side not to the starter, the starter cable goes to the starter solenoid none battery side only active when solenoid engaged to crank engine
Negative ground on starter fixing bolt to chassis .battery then connected to engine or nearest point on chassis ,you can use the engineView attachment 270229
My God you are Good. Pictures say it all Mate.
Yes good Idea do you mean flip it upside down ?Just my preference but I would mount the starter solenoid with the terminals at the bottom just stops any tools parts etc dropping on the terminals and shorting out
Thanks Again starting to get my head round it the more I look. still not sure about a couple of bits so please excuse me if I get stuck, or when I get stuck.
Gauges are earthed to panel, where do I run an earth from Dash panel to Bulkhead? Pic of charge light little tiny connections.the two fuse board are not linked ,one is ignition fed items and the other is aux (battery fed items isolated when the ignition switch is off) .yes the dash has to be earthed as do the gauges to the dash best not to rely on the gauge clamps
would like a image of said charge warning light to see what the problem is
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