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Halfords HB063 Lead Acid 12V Car Battery 3 Year Guarantee - £40.94 with code (£35.94 with MC voucher) @ Halfords
Halfords HB063 Lead Acid 12V Car Battery 3 Year Guarantee - £40.94 with code (£35.94 with MC voucher) @ Halfords
Halfords HB063 Lead Acid 12V Car Battery 3 Year Guarantee - £40.94 with code (£35.94 with MC voucher) @ Halfords
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Posted 28 June 2023

Halfords HB063 Lead Acid 12V Car Battery 3 Year Guarantee - £40.94 with code (£35.94 with MC voucher) @ Halfords

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The Halfords HB063 Lead Acid 12V Car Battery3 Year Guarantee comes fully charged and ready to fit.

Most vehicles require this battery to be registered with the on-board computer system. Therefore, a professional fitting at a Halfords store or autocentre garage is strongly recommended.

Features & Benefits:
  • Startup Power: 360Amps
  • Capacity: 41Ah
  • Reserve Capacity: 60Amps
  • Bench Charge: 4.1Amps
  • Average Weight: 11.80kg
  • Dimensions (LxDxH): 207x175x175mm
  • Maintenance-free (MF)
Guarantee Information:
  • 3 year guarantee
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  1. MrKrabs's avatar
    MrKrabs
    "Most vehicles require this battery to be registered with the on-board computer system. Therefore, a professional fitting at a Halfords store or autocentre garage is strongly recommended."

    That's brilliant.

    Most vehicles require the water from your tap used in your windscreen washers to be registered with the on-board computer system. Therefore, a professional fitting at a Halfords store or autocentre garage is strongly recommended.
    rprp's avatar
    rprp
    It's not completely untrue. Some vehicles should have new batteries registered. BMWs from early 2000s did. The alternator will only run intermittently, rather than deliver a constant load, depending on the battery's age, to save fuel and reduce wear on the battery. I think it's a fairly crude algorithm based on age/mileage rather than detection of battery properties, but I could be wrong.

    I think VW and Audi have similar requirements too.
  2. moschops1's avatar
    moschops1
    That one is a straight fit anyone can do it , it's the start stop batteries that need hooking up to the imat tool
    shalton's avatar
    shalton
    I replaced my stop start battery. I didn't have to do anything apart from reconnecting the pos & neg cables. (edited)
  3. donnyorourke's avatar
    donnyorourke
    It's only certain cars. I went to get a new agm (stop/start) battery for my car and the lad tried this...then pulled a face when I said it isn't needed on my car and I'm not paying for them to undo 3 bolts and tighten them again!
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