After almost 2 weeks of no starting my car, the car won’t start when I tried to start it after coming back from Teluk Intan. I was so worried about it since I need the car to go to classes. So I asked my coursemate to fetch me to class today. After class, Hanwei came fetch me and we went to search for new battery. Actually the old battery can recharge and reuse but I chose to get a new one. The battery has been used for more than 4 years already and its better to change it. So this is what I got after searching for it.
Costed me RM160 for this. Those maintainance free battery is in the same price range but I chose this because its bigger in size compared to the maintainance free ones. It will cost me RM200+ if I buy those bigger size and maintainance free ones.. crazy.. Hopefully I won’t get any problems again… Broke.. haha..
You are damn lucky your old battery can stretched for 4 yeras. Normally they died off within 2 years depending on the nature of your driving - like being in a jam with the air cond and the Cd player on.
But a maintainence free ne is a better option from the hazel to check and fill up.
Yeah… really lucky. I bet that old battery of mine will be still working if I go recharge it.. haha.. maintainance free ones is just too expensive..
did u changed the battery urself?
yeah I changed the battery myself since the car won’t start at all. Bought the battery from a garage and then changed it at home.. Ignore those blue wires.. those are actually grounding wires..
Should’ve unplugged the batt before you left
But anyways, since it’s been four years, changing it might be a good idea after all. I see some grounding cables
Dude…
When you change your own battery, do you need to remove the battery plugs at a particular order?
Negative then Positive or Positive then Negative?
-Ivan
I don’t think so… but not sure though. Would not cause any big problem if u disconnect it in different order.