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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: A380 Elite on 23 April 2009, 11:20:47
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Went to Vauxhal's this morning to by a car battery.
Which one do i by, 55 or 66?
£63.00 not inc my ABS discount.
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last time i got one TC was about £44
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Depends on your car really ;)
Omega Part Number Retail Price Normal Trade Trade Club
Batteries
70 amp/hr (OE) 9201470 £107.00 £97.92 £75.48
2.0/2.2 - 55 amp/hr 19003129 £47.75 £43.70 £36.91
2.5 V6 - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £63.00 £57.65 £47.83
2.6 V6 - 65 amp/hr 93189923 £63.00 £57.65 £47.10
3.0 V6 - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £63.00 £57.65 £47.83
3.2 V6 - 85 amp/hr (GM85-T7) 19001900 £95.50 £87.38 £67.71
2.0TD/2.2TD - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £63.00 £57.65 £47.83
2.5TD - 85 amp/hr (GM85-T7) 19001900 £95.50 £87.38 £67.71
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My car is a 97, 3.0.
So i go for the 70 amp?
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imho at at least 70 amp..
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My car is a 97, 3.0.
So i go for the 70 amp?
Yup
the higher one may be tempting, but think it is a different shape / terminal arrangement, so may be tricky to fit.
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There are 2 70 amp batteries list. What's the difference ..... apart from £27-ish ? :y
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the OE one is as fitted at the factory
the others are the VX GO batteries
What the actual difference is I've no idea.
On a similar not I bought a set of OE front brake pads that retail at near the £100 mark, and they feel a lot heavier / more substantial than the aftermarket vauxhall ones. I will weigh em and see if there really is a differnence. for the record, they cost me less than the normal tradeclub price :D (£11)
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I replaced mine last year dealer said the 65amp one is now for the 3.0litre 93189923...works fine ::)
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I replaced mine last year dealer said the 65amp one is now for the 3.0litre 93189923...works fine ::)
I replaced mine, I got him to order me a 70 amp :y
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Went for The 70amp.
as above,
Part number 93165162 £75.48 + 15% vat.
also bought,
Oil, 4x5ltr for the price of 3 (£32.67) and 5ltr red antifreeze (£10.23)
Total for all above inc VAT £136.14.