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03-10-2015, 09:14 AM | #1 |
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Battery Help!
I need to replace the battery in my 2007 3.0si roadster. I knew it was getting weak last fall before I put it away for the winter. I was checking the current battery and it is a H5 with 520 Cold Cranking amps and a Reserve Capacity of 60. This seems low to my limited knowledge, especially the RC of only 60. Before I replace this battery, I want to make sure that it is actually the correct battery for this car. I am a relatively new owner to my Z and it is my first BMW.
Are anythings I should be aware off when changing the battery. I don't want to to send it into limp/transport mode. I have found a thread that warns of over torqueing the post clamps. Thanks for helping a newbie out! FDR |
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As I noted in the referenced thread, there are different hold down brackets for the H5 and H6 series. If you decide to upgrade to the larger size, order the shorter H6 OEM bracket to make sure it is properly secured - I listed the part numbers in the spreadsheet comments, they are not expensive.
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