Cab battery access - Elegance i821G

maz

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Am trying to work out how to gain access to the cab battery as it's not holding charge properly - manual gives no clue. Everything is so jam-packed in the engine compartment that I assume I have to take the (very large) top off the dashboard? But that seems to be jammed under the uprights that contain the interior screens. Before I end up dismantling the whole van, can anyone advise on how they replace batteries when they're this difficult to access? Can't see the local ATS being too thrilled with it. :Sad:
 
Hi Maz, I know what your saying :Doh: I always let our garage do it, when I had the last van I said put the biggest one on that you can, tried to get it out one day and gave up in the end. :Laughing:
We had a new one on our A Class a while back and they did that without removing the dash board.:Wink: Made them swear ( so I was told when we paid ). :Rofl1::Rofl1: Bob.
 
We had a new one on our A Class a while back and they did that without removing the dash board.:Wink: Made them swear ( so I was told when we paid ). :Rofl1::Rofl1: Bob.

I've just been on the phone to the dealer I bought it from and he reckons they should be able to get the battery out through the bonnet, although various struts and brackets will have to be removed. The ATS is only 5 miles away so I think I'll go and annoy them first. :RollEyes:
 
Last winter our vehicle battery catastrophically failed. The local garage replaced it at home with one the same size. Had to take the bonnet off and then managed to slide it out using a small plank of wood. He tried to persuade me to have it relocated:RollEyes:, but that would cost me a huge amount of money to save him a bit of effort :Eek!:
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John
 
Well, I've been over to the ATS - and there's nowt wrong with the battery. Very nice man tested it thoroughly for me. I think he was even more relieved than I was that it was ok in view of its location! :BigGrin:

However, if the battery is ok then there's something somewhere causing it to drain down ......
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Will post a separate thread to see if anyone has any ideas what that might be.

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