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Andrew

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6th Oct 14 at 18:39

I need to purchase a new battery for the 308. Has anyone had any experience with Lion batteries?

Russ

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6th Oct 14 at 18:44

why would you for 308

Andrew

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6th Oct 14 at 18:48

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
why would you for 308

The question was Russ - has anyone had any experience with Lion batteries. Forget what vehicle this is for.

John

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6th Oct 14 at 18:55

Is this the brand lion and not lithium ion. As in the brand ECP sells?

Andrew

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6th Oct 14 at 18:57

http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Peugeot_308_1.6_2010/p/car-parts/car-electrics-and-car-lighting/electrical/car-battery/?444770271&1&8e2667bc954fda4e3587bf39028951d2bbf7e6fb&000020

alan-g-w

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6th Oct 14 at 19:08

Stop being a simpleton and phone around local motor factors and find the cheapest one you can, fit it and forget about it.

_Allan_

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6th Oct 14 at 19:10

I've only used Rhino batteries before.

They need a good charge though.

Ben G

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6th Oct 14 at 19:14

Bought a bosch s4 from eurocarparts for about 65 quid.

Why scrimp on something like that? Come winter, you'll go ape shit if it fails.

SVM 286

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6th Oct 14 at 19:15

Cheap is as cheap does Andrew.

Better off with a Bosch, Hoppecke, or Varta if you can stretch to it.

If it's a Ferrari 308, stick an Optima on it

Andrew

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6th Oct 14 at 19:35

Ordered the Bosch S4.

djgritt

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6th Oct 14 at 19:41

quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
I've only used Rhino batteries before.

They need a good charge though.

Russ

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6th Oct 14 at 20:15

i honestly thought you meant li-ion

Ben G

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6th Oct 14 at 22:30

Points and laughs at the idiot.

Kyle T

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6th Oct 14 at 23:08

quote:
Originally posted by _Allan_
I've only used Rhino batteries before.

They need a good charge though.

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Russ

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7th Oct 14 at 11:53

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
Points and laughs at the idiot.

to be fair, look who asked the question

P1CK4D

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7th Oct 14 at 12:33

www.tayna.co.uk They are also on ebay too which can be cheaper

Andrew

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7th Oct 14 at 22:08

The Bosch S4 comes with 3 years warranty which will certainly out live my time with the car.

Ben G

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7th Oct 14 at 22:18

S4 should have 4 years warranty.

The number dictactes the warranty period. S5 being the longest.

DaveyLC

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8th Oct 14 at 16:08

Its a big plastic box of lead and acid, get the cheapest one you can find with a reasonable warranty ..

SVM 286

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8th Oct 14 at 17:06

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
i honestly thought you meant li-ion

Could well have been Russ

Andrew

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8th Oct 14 at 18:57

quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
S4 should have 4 years warranty.

The number dictactes the warranty period. S5 being the longest.

You are correct !

S4 is now installed and working well.

Ben G

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8th Oct 14 at 20:25

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
Its a big plastic box of lead and acid, get the cheapest one you can find with a reasonable warranty ..

Do you apply the same logic with tyres, food and toilet paper?

GB123

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8th Oct 14 at 20:35

How long is the warranty on your toilet paper?

P1CK4D

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9th Oct 14 at 13:19

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
Its a big plastic box of lead and acid, get the cheapest one you can find with a reasonable warranty ..

That's my logic too

Baskey

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9th Oct 14 at 13:44

I bought one of those cheap lion batteries from Eurocar parts for £30odd quid. It had a 3 year warranty and was still going strong after 3 year when I sold the car.

[Edited on 09-10-2014 by Baskey]

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