prpati12
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- GLC250 2018 1991
Hello
I have a GLC 250 petrol version. I need help with choosing the correct car battery.
Recently I had to stay out of the country for a couple of months and now I'm back in the UK. Naturally, the car was a nonrunner and the battery has completely died.
I called the breakdown service and the guy managed to jump-start the battery. Although the voltage was at 1v at that time, he said that the battery is still rechargeable. But his advice was to replace the battery as it might cause problems later.
As I have a battery charger (12A fast charger) I tried to recharge it but I'm not able to get it charged at all now (I have a Ring Charge and Diagnose Smart Charger - 12A fast charger. See attached pic)
Can someone please advise me whether I should replace the battery or try charging it again along with a jumpstart (Noco GB20 500A jump starter)?
In case I have to buy a new battery, the OE number for the existing battery is A0009823804.
I'm not sure which battery I should go for since the prices vary a lot between Bosch, Exide, Varta, etc.
When I search using the part number most of the batteries are more than £200 each.
Whereas if I search using 12V, 80ah, 800A, there are quite a lot of batteries in around £100-130 range
I'm very confused as to which one should I buy?
Will Exide EK800 or Varta 580901080D852 fit my car and which one is better?
EK800 is around £108 on Amazon whereas the Varta one is £137.
Are there any other batteries under £130 that are good to buy?
I have a GLC 250 petrol version. I need help with choosing the correct car battery.
Recently I had to stay out of the country for a couple of months and now I'm back in the UK. Naturally, the car was a nonrunner and the battery has completely died.
I called the breakdown service and the guy managed to jump-start the battery. Although the voltage was at 1v at that time, he said that the battery is still rechargeable. But his advice was to replace the battery as it might cause problems later.
As I have a battery charger (12A fast charger) I tried to recharge it but I'm not able to get it charged at all now (I have a Ring Charge and Diagnose Smart Charger - 12A fast charger. See attached pic)
Can someone please advise me whether I should replace the battery or try charging it again along with a jumpstart (Noco GB20 500A jump starter)?
In case I have to buy a new battery, the OE number for the existing battery is A0009823804.
I'm not sure which battery I should go for since the prices vary a lot between Bosch, Exide, Varta, etc.
When I search using the part number most of the batteries are more than £200 each.
Whereas if I search using 12V, 80ah, 800A, there are quite a lot of batteries in around £100-130 range
I'm very confused as to which one should I buy?
Will Exide EK800 or Varta 580901080D852 fit my car and which one is better?
EK800 is around £108 on Amazon whereas the Varta one is £137.
Are there any other batteries under £130 that are good to buy?