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Old 01-30-2012, 06:58 AM
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I didn't go to Halfrauds in the end, I have a friend who manages the local motor factors. He sold me a top of the range Yuaca battery for the bottom of the range price, also threw in a pair of jump leads so I didn't have to worry about reprogramming anything, 15mins later and only £49.49 plus VAT, all done.
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The correct part number you need for the OEM is 31500-SWT-E01 as I recently replaced mine
Old 01-30-2012, 07:40 AM
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When you say you used a pair of jump leads, do you mean you attacheed the jump leads from the terminals on the new battery to the battery leads for the car before you removed the car leads from the old battery? In effect you have two batteries connected to the car leads for a few minutes before you take out the old battery?

I need to replace my battery as on cold mornings the alarm is going off when I first turn the engine over - common battery problem according to the forum.
Old 01-30-2012, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Stoker76
When you say you used a pair of jump leads, do you mean you attacheed the jump leads from the terminals on the new battery to the battery leads for the car before you removed the car leads from the old battery? In effect you have two batteries connected to the car leads for a few minutes before you take out the old battery?

I need to replace my battery as on cold mornings the alarm is going off when I first turn the engine over - common battery problem according to the forum.
Sort of, I connected the -ve of the new battery to the chassis then the +ve of the new battery to the old battery +ve connector then removed the -ve connection of the old battery then the +ve of the old battery (being very careful not to short it to anything. Then swapped the batteries physically. Reconnected the -ve to the new battery and the reconnected the +ve to the new battery and disconnected the jump leads.
It's a darn site easier to do than to read it!!!.
Old 01-30-2012, 11:36 AM
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Just replaced mine with a Bosch from Euro Car Parts who have an extra 15% of batteries at mo. Bosch comes with 4 year guarantee and cost me £51 incl next day delivery!

Ideal, and I had no issues with my alarm.

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Old 02-01-2012, 10:11 AM
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This is all good info. Very helpful. (Espically the Honda part No).

I have not used the car since I posted this topic but need to use it tomorrow. If it starts I will drop in to Lookers Bexleyheath and buy one to fit at the weekend.
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Originally Posted by SiT
Just replaced mine with a Bosch from Euro Car Parts who have an extra 15% of batteries at mo. Bosch comes with 4 year guarantee and cost me £51 incl next day delivery!

Ideal, and I had no issues with my alarm.

Si
Do you have the part number for the bosche battery?

Cheers
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Mine is awful now. I charged it overnight and it went from showing 20% to showin
g..... 20%

Gonna change it friday before it lets me down. Will try euro c p
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eurocarparts use brisk25 as a code should get 25% off
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Originally Posted by hmt1
Originally Posted by SiT' timestamp='1327955782' post='21366602
Just replaced mine with a Bosch from Euro Car Parts who have an extra 15% of batteries at mo. Bosch comes with 4 year guarantee and cost me £51 incl next day delivery!

Ideal, and I had no issues with my alarm.

Si
Do you have the part number for the bosche battery?

Cheers
Just pop your reg in on home screen and it lists all parts for S2000 particularly your year and model.

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