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    Optima Yellow Top battery

    Hi all, just wondering which Optima Yellow Top fits the Landrover D4 2011 SDV6 & can a knucklehead instal it - ie there is no mucking around with different terminal fittings.

    Cheers

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    I have the 2.7l D4 and had no trouble installing the Yellow top in our D4, don't know if it fits in the same place as the 3.0l though, it fits in front of the main battery in the 2.7l.

    I have the D34/78 55AH Yellow Top.

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    Hi rambada, and depending on how you want to fit the battery, you will most likely need a battery tray.

    Also, what is your intended use for the auxiliary battery as I may have a D4 kit to suit your requirements.

    Here is a link to my kits which are all specifically designed for DIY installs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rambada View Post
    Hi all, just wondering which Optima Yellow Top fits the Landrover D4 2011 SDV6 & can a knucklehead instal it - ie there is no mucking around with different terminal fittings.

    Cheers
    Do you want to use it as a cranking battery replacement or as an Auxilliary battery?

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    Quote Originally Posted by drivesafe View Post
    Hi rambada, and depending on how you want to fit the battery, you will most likely need a battery tray.

    Also, what is your intended use for the auxiliary battery as I may have a D4 kit to suit your requirements.

    Here is a link to my kits which are all specifically designed for DIY installs.

    Discovery 4 DBS Kits | TRAXIDE - RV | Traxide - RV
    Why the battery tray, to hold it in place, I thought these were acid free ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyG View Post
    Why the battery tray, to hold it in place, I thought these were acid free ?
    How else would you hold it in place
    Cheers Baz.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    How else would you hold it in place
    Hehe....saw one 2 weeks ago held in by a ratchet strap on a bitsamissan.

    Brett...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redback View Post
    How else would you hold it in place
    Hi Redback.

    Apologies for off topic but I just noticed your location and comment about "the shire". Love it !!!! Made me laugh and that's a good thing.

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    A tray is a tray, a hold down clamp, which I have, is different again.

    Unless the tray includes the hold down clamp.

    Traditionally, the tray would capture any acid, but I didn't think the yellow top needed this.
    By all means get a Defender. If you get a good one, you'll be happy. If you get a bad one, you'll become a philosopher.
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    This is to replace my main battery which is on its last legs, so straight swap with the current/main battery.

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