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Old 28th July 2010, 21:26   #1
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Unhappy what battery is best our rover 75 ?

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I am going to get a new battery fitted tomorrow but not sure which one?

mine is rover 75 classic se 2.0 petrol

could you please tell me more about this , thank you, and also how much should it cost ?

Thanks, nick

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Old 28th July 2010, 21:29   #2
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Old 28th July 2010, 21:34   #3
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you need an 096 type battery.idealey a good known brand with at least a 3 yr warrenty on it.you should be expecting to pay at least £70 for a good battery.
also make sure if you have navigation fitted to the car as standard it is shut down correctly as disconnecting the battery can knacker it up permanently.
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Old 28th July 2010, 21:37   #4
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Same battery is fitted across the 75/ZT range from 1.8 up to the V8. You need a type 096, but make sure it's not a tall one, as you won;t get the lid on the battery box.

the measurement is on here somewhere.
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Same battery is fitted across the 75/ZT range from 1.8 up to the V8. You need a type 096, but make sure it's not a tall one, as you won;t get the lid on the battery box.

the measurement is on here somewhere.
did not know that tbh,thought it was a heavy duty if say you had a diesel live and learn, mine cost £57 3 year warranty but that is trade
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Old 28th July 2010, 22:00   #6
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Mines a diesel and I have a bull on it... The local parts shop has a banner with it in their window so I presume its a good brand but not sure if its the right battery
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Old 29th July 2010, 00:51   #7
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Well the RAC bought the correct Bosch battery from Euro Car Parts, came BACK to my house and fitted it.... all for £68 (was the actual price of the battery)
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Well the RAC bought the correct Bosch battery from Euro Car Parts, came BACK to my house and fitted it.... all for £68 (was the actual price of the battery)
Hi mate! Btw what's the right Bosch battery model for Rover 75 diesel 2.0 CDT?
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Hi mate! Btw what's the right Bosch battery model for Rover 75 diesel 2.0 CDT?
It was even the right one in 2010
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Hi mate! Btw what's the right Bosch battery model for Rover 75 diesel 2.0 CDT?

Bosch S3008, S4008 and S5008 are all 096 batteries with 3, 4 and 5 year guarantees respectively. I always fit the 5008 or the equivalent Varta E44 as they have the highest capacity and CCA for an 096 as well as the longer warranty.
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