Hope for that also. I invested tooo much in this car since i bought it. I needed a cheap family car and this is what i gotRp0thejester wrote: 31 May 2023, 19:40 Thx, I was about to say that, I've got a gut feeling of a wrong battery being fitted

Hope for that also. I invested tooo much in this car since i bought it. I needed a cheap family car and this is what i gotRp0thejester wrote: 31 May 2023, 19:40 Thx, I was about to say that, I've got a gut feeling of a wrong battery being fitted
If that's the problem i'm looking at Exide Premium carbon boost - 72Ah 720ARp0thejester wrote: 31 May 2023, 20:01 Go for the biggest AH that will fit in your battery tray. I used to have a truck battery in my astra estate. AH will not damage your car
I can find only 80Ah 760A on my market or 60Ah 450A so maybe i'll get advised tomorrow after alternator test. Thanks again!
Many thanks for answering my "question". Tomorrow i'll take apart the battery fuse and the plastic cover an see for myself what battery is installed on my car and year of manufacture.
Ok, i'll take your advice. Again hope for the easiest fix, battery replacement.GiveMeABreak wrote: 31 May 2023, 20:41 Just make sure you don't go below the recommended 720 70A. Do not get anything less than this.
That's what the service guy told me "maybe you hava a cable problem" but he had lots of customers and told me that a specialised electrician should check them.GiveMeABreak wrote: 01 Jun 2023, 12:37 You may have a poor electrical harness between the alternator / battery or it could be the Engine Fuse box.