D2 battery

Mar 12, 2007 18 Replies

FFS, it didn't want to start again today, took it to my local LR wizard, only to find it has a battery from a ford fiesta fitted ffs!



Needs a s*it hot battery apparently, thought it looked a bit small.


It's an 086 for Td5 Discovery II

Richard

Richard I've trapped the rear seatbelt buckle and cracked the plastic housing can I get one separate for a disco 1 ? Derek

Not according to Yuasa, and they should know..... OEM for Land Rover (at least at the time).

Richard

Can you send me one, or is that not allowed?

Yep - it's on the site - well, it may not be for an hour or two, the first "Linux generated" version is uploading at the moment........... waits with bated breathy......... still there at the moment!

Richard

If you are working in sandbach its not much further to visit richard in person.

Definate No No I'm affraid - unless you wanted an Optima - they don't leak!

Richard

BeamEnds uttered summat worrerz funny about:

Bugger all use on an landie then! ;-)

Lee D

Why do people insist on putting crappy batteries in their (often expensive) vehicles? In the past couple of years I've had to replace 4 for that exact reason. I could understand it in a £200 banger, but not in something fairly expensive - like your D2 for example Nige.

Matt

Really? How far?

How much then Richard?

half an hour

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not the best route. avoiding the m6 and a50 might be a better plan.

Tom Woods uttered summat worrerz funny about:

Nah A500 A50 is a cunning plan at the moment. As quick as the M6... ish

Lee

Well, the thick plottens...... the "proper" battery is a 640X, with the terminals in the middle. 644's will fit, but you can't get the carrier back on. The 086 is, it seems, for Defenders. Td5 Discovery's are causing headaches all round in the battery world it seems.

So, the proper one is £76.37 inc VAT, and will fit!

Richard

I had to get one from LR for £76 + VAT. At least it's got 3 year warranty & will fit. Thieving fuckpigs.

On or around Tue, 13 Mar 2007 18:09:06 -0000, "Nige" enlightened us thusly:

most batteries are pricey now. Halfrauds et al want an arm and a leg for 'em, too.

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