Battery change
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just don't go cheap ....
get a good known brand and you'll be fine. But still you want the better or best and not the least expensive one they sell ... usually rated in MONTHS I always buy 60 months or more if they have more available. I've got DURALAST in two of my cars now and they are holding up well.
expect to pay $100 or more for a GOOD one.
get a good known brand and you'll be fine. But still you want the better or best and not the least expensive one they sell ... usually rated in MONTHS I always buy 60 months or more if they have more available. I've got DURALAST in two of my cars now and they are holding up well.
expect to pay $100 or more for a GOOD one.
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There's no voodoo involved in the MINI battery. Auto Zone or any other auto supply can have one installed and you on your way in minutes. Just be prepared for the arduous task of MAYBE having to reset your clock and/or your radio presets. Some of the battery threads imply that there is some secret install magic that has to be performed but it just ain't so.
There's no voodoo involved in the MINI battery. Auto Zone or any other auto supply can have one installed and you on your way in minutes. Just be prepared for the arduous task of MAYBE having to reset your clock and/or your radio presets. Some of the battery threads imply that there is some secret install magic that has to be performed but it just ain't so.
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the weird things are usually the things that happen when a battery is on its last legs and folks try to stretch the life . . . .
I find a battery change at around the 5 year point avoids these problems . . .
there is probably a reason the longest battery warranty you'll find is 60 months . . .
I find a battery change at around the 5 year point avoids these problems . . .
there is probably a reason the longest battery warranty you'll find is 60 months . . .
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