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  1. 11th May 2023, 11:43 AM #1
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    Battery - 2.25 Petrol

    Hi Everyone,

    I'm pulling my '76 SWB out of a 2 year slumber this weekend and need a new battery.

    I don't always trust the 'Find your part' web pages for old vehicles so I thought I'd ask for recommendations here.

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks
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  2. 11th May 2023, 01:00 PM #2
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    pretty much any n70 or n70Z will do depending on your terminal orientation.
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    I've used N70ZZ's on Series Land Rovers as well as the Defender.

    Next comes your choice of manufacturer and everyone will have their own ideas.

    I've had a good run from Delkor batteries, fortunately one of my boys is in the Automotive trade so I now get trade price. Not the cheapest but always lasted 8 years plus.

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    Agree with the above. The 2.25 petrol Series 3 is not demanding on the battery, so any battery this size will work well. The quality - or price - of the battery will most likely affect how long before you need to replace it again, but not to the same extent ass not using the vehicle.
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  5. 12th May 2023, 07:38 AM #5
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    I keep my older vehicles that only get used couple of times a year on solar chargers, have been getting up to 12years out of the batteries & they always start. I have been buying Lion Batteries.
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  6. 12th May 2023, 09:27 AM #6
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    Much appreciated, everyone.
    I'll pick one up today.

    It needed a new battery before I stopped driving it anyway. The one that was in it when I bought it 8 years ago was well below what's recommended, an LM51C
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