| Title | Type | Comments |
| Battery type | 60 amps/hour | L2 400 EXIDE, FIAMM or VARTA: 60 amps/hour |
| Battery type | 70 amps/hour | L3 450 EXIDE, FIAMM or VARTA: 70 amps/hour |
| Battery type | 75 amps/hour | L3 500 VARTA: 75 amps/hour |
C5 Tourer 2010
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Gregor - it should be no more complicated than this: Just select the correct Battery when you configure it. If you want to know what battery your SHOULD have fitted, provide mew with the VIN.
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silvering
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
So i got the unit. But turns out its time for maintenance. Will not do anything, till i get oil, filters, brakepads, disks, belts. Then i'll do everything at once. I hope if i have any more questions, i will find answers here. 
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
GiveMeABreak wrote: 21 May 2021, 15:05 Gregor - it should be no more complicated than this: Just select the correct Battery when you configure it. If you want to know what battery your SHOULD have fitted, provide mew with the VIN.
Title Type Comments Battery type 60 amps/hour L2 400 EXIDE, FIAMM or VARTA: 60 amps/hour Battery type 70 amps/hour L3 450 EXIDE, FIAMM or VARTA: 70 amps/hour Battery type 75 amps/hour L3 500 VARTA: 75 amps/hour
GiveMeABreak wrote: 21 May 2021, 15:05 Gregor - it should be no more complicated than this: Just select the correct Battery when you configure it. If you want to know what battery your SHOULD have fitted, provide mew with the VIN.
Title Type Comments Battery type 60 amps/hour L2 400 EXIDE, FIAMM or VARTA: 60 amps/hour Battery type 70 amps/hour L3 450 EXIDE, FIAMM or VARTA: 70 amps/hour Battery type 75 amps/hour L3 500 VARTA: 75 amps/hour
Good morning Marc.
The VIN of my C5 is VF7**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff].
In the past I fitted 2 BOSCH S5 77 Wh/780A (BOSCH S5 0 092 S50 080). None of them lasted more than 3-4 years
What should I put in BSI for this new battery?
Regards.
Gregor
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Put the one in nearest to what you have - but it should not be below a 720/70A battery.
Unfortunately European standards are a mess when it comes to battery codes - as they went from DIN numbers to ETN numbers and understanding the codes is often hopeless.
Just get the best battery you can for your cash, but I would avoid an AGM battery unless you have Stop Start.
Unfortunately European standards are a mess when it comes to battery codes - as they went from DIN numbers to ETN numbers and understanding the codes is often hopeless.
Just get the best battery you can for your cash, but I would avoid an AGM battery unless you have Stop Start.
Please note, I'm no longer active on the Forum, so won't respond to messages.
Marc
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silvering
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Hi, im back. I managed to fix all my problem except for the battery charge status unit. I ended up buying one from an auto morgue in Norway. Fitted in, still no communication. I got angry, thinking that they sent me nonnworking unit. But i have a friend over here with the exact same car as mine, same engine, gearbox, even same extras (except the rneg, he has rneg2). So i took out his unit, put it in my car, and still no communication. When its in his car, all fine (including my unit). I sprayd the contact plug with electronic spray, cleaned it nice and good, but nothing. The cable is still threaded nice and good, no damage there.. im bummed out..
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
So you fitted the BCSU and Diagbox has no communication with it when doing the Global Test?
If this is the case, then you won't be able to configure it if it cannot detect it.
Are you getting a communication issue with any other ECUs when doing a Global Test?
If this is the case, how old is your VCI diagnostic interface and is it a full chip or a cut-down cheaper version? The cheaper non-full chip versions don't have all the hardware so can't communicate with all the systems on the vehicle. If you do have a full chip interface, 1) what version of Diagbox are you running now and 2) have you ever used this diagnostic interface with a higher Diagbox software version before (whether or not you have previously uninstalled and reinstalled Diagbox with a lower version)?
If this is the case, then you won't be able to configure it if it cannot detect it.
Are you getting a communication issue with any other ECUs when doing a Global Test?
If this is the case, how old is your VCI diagnostic interface and is it a full chip or a cut-down cheaper version? The cheaper non-full chip versions don't have all the hardware so can't communicate with all the systems on the vehicle. If you do have a full chip interface, 1) what version of Diagbox are you running now and 2) have you ever used this diagnostic interface with a higher Diagbox software version before (whether or not you have previously uninstalled and reinstalled Diagbox with a lower version)?
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Marc
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Thanks for the reply.
It cannot communicate only with the Battery charge status unit, all other ECUs are seen in diagbox, which is 7.56 i think. Its a fresh install to this version, on a brand new virtual machine. The VCI i updated to 4.3.2 manually. I havent open it to see whats inside, but my guess (born from too much reading) is that if it was the non full chip, it would have problem communicating with other ECUs also. So i am lost..
It cannot communicate only with the Battery charge status unit, all other ECUs are seen in diagbox, which is 7.56 i think. Its a fresh install to this version, on a brand new virtual machine. The VCI i updated to 4.3.2 manually. I havent open it to see whats inside, but my guess (born from too much reading) is that if it was the non full chip, it would have problem communicating with other ECUs also. So i am lost..
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KennyW
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Have you checked the wring has continuity as my C5 there is a fuse in line, worth checking if blown.
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silvering
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
I have check some fuses, but not all of them. Didnt have time today cause all day im changing one Prius engine..tomorrow i'm starting with my car and will check.
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silvering
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Well, no fuses blown. I checked under the steering wheel and under the bonet behind the battery. Is there another fuse box somewhere? The only thing i didnt try is BSI reset, but im a little afraid of the procedure..
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NatanTorres
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
GiveMeABreak wrote: 26 May 2021, 10:41 Put the one in nearest to what you have - but it should not be below a 720/70A battery.
Unfortunately European standards are a mess when it comes to battery codes - as they went from DIN numbers to ETN numbers and understanding the codes is often hopeless.
Just get the best battery you can for your cash, but I would avoid an AGM battery unless you have Stop Start.
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
I did have an AGM battery (Bosch S6) for a few years, but although they are good for starting the car very quickly, I wouldn't have another one as I wasn't greatly impressed with them after a few years. My current vehicle has Stop Start but uses an Enhanced Flooded Battery.
Your battery would be set as a L3 for this specification (in the Battery Charge Status Unit configuration).
Your battery would be set as a L3 for this specification (in the Battery Charge Status Unit configuration).
Please note, I'm no longer active on the Forum, so won't respond to messages.
Marc
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NatanTorres
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Re: C5 Tourer 2010
Thanks for informing. I also didn't see a big difference for a good quality common battery, other than the price.GiveMeABreak wrote: 08 Jun 2022, 21:41 I did have an AGM battery (Bosch S6) for a few years, but although they are good for starting the car very quickly, I wouldn't have another one as I wasn't greatly impressed with them after a few years. My current vehicle has Stop Start but uses an Enhanced Flooded Battery.
Your battery would be set as a L3 for this specification (in the Battery Charge Status Unit configuration).