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How do you turn off 'auto lights' on an 03 HDI
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hlhks1
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what do you do as putting too much strain on the batter/struggling these cold morninhg?
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hold in the button on the light stalk when the ignition is on it will say deactivated or activated
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You will also hear a bong as well.

Better bet instead of turning them off, get yourself a better battery

 
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I need a new battery for this winter, no idea what i'm buying though the last one i bought was crap Sad
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JordGJ wrote:
I need a new battery for this winter, no idea what i'm buying though the last one i bought was crap Sad

Look at getting a Varta one Jord

 
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JordGJ
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mikey2uk wrote:
JordGJ wrote:
I need a new battery for this winter, no idea what i'm buying though the last one i bought was crap Sad

Look at getting a Varta one Jord

They the best one's then? Just had a quick browse through the website and there seems to be lots of different sorts what should i be looking at mikey?

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DeadEyePaul
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Been told if your car is petrol it's better using the battery from a diseal as they retain more charge.

This advice was given to me from a car audio expert when I asked about dimming headlights from the subwoofer pounding notes


 


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JordGJ wrote:
mikey2uk wrote:
JordGJ wrote:
I need a new battery for this winter, no idea what i'm buying though the last one i bought was crap Sad

Look at getting a Varta one Jord

They the best one's then? Just had a quick browse through the website and there seems to be lots of different sorts what should i be looking at mikey?

Yeah Varta are one of the best ones, if you are running a nice audio set up I would go for one that is for your car but go for the heavy duty one and you will be fine.

 
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DeadEyePaul wrote:
Been told if your car is petrol it's better using the battery from a diseal as they retain more charge.

This advice was given to me from a car audio expert when I asked about dimming headlights from the subwoofer pounding notes

When my batteries have died I have always replaced with the diesel version they last longer with a basic audio set up.

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get an optima battery used to use these in my old range rover split charged to power the winch,bonnet lamp pod, sound system, cb radio etc and never had a problem they are top dollar to buy but you get what you pay for
 
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Look here for your batteries, I got an Exide one for the jag, as they go through batteries every two years!!! www.tayna.co.uk/fitmen...Guide.html
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