Technical Replacement battery

[neilhaj]

Hi all

My car is struggling to start nowadays, has happened over winter for the past few years but now it's worse than ever and really struggling to get going. I have found this one https://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/...1038e16cff0c4dcf813eebdd71af715cccf206&000020 however this has CCA 390 where as the one in my car only has 350amps

Is this a big difference and will it be ok for a replacement?

See attached for battery that's currently in

Thanks

Neil

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

Look here for more info:

www.varta-automotive.co.uk

 

[neilhaj]

Cheers Peter

That one gives me a totally different one to the other website!

Confused.com

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

The Varta site is a very good source for accurate information, and Varta battery's are top class, no question.
(It's the only brand I use).

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

CCA= Cold Crank Amperage, a bit higher than stock isn't bad at all.

 

[mackai]

I replaced mine with a Yuasa HSB202 454 cranking amps. Was done about two years ago and it's been great.

 

[chris3234]

Bosch varta yussa or excide the only brand's id touch for car batteries

 

[Moimo]

I brought a Euro car part battery for mine, 56 quid life time guarantee, they do start stop versions etc and the recommended one for mine has been excellent, I asked about the guarantee and they even said it was transferable with the receipt. It is a Lion brand, cleverly done but not a Li-on works great though.

 

[ADRIAN22]

I brought a Euro car part battery for mine, 56 quid life time guarantee, they do start stop versions etc and the recommended one for mine has been excellent, I asked about the guarantee and they even said it was transferable with the receipt. It is a Lion brand, cleverly done but not a Li-on works great though.

That sounds like a great bargain priced battery. Well done

Ade:wave: