Replacing Audi sq8 battery
#1
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Replacing Audi sq8 battery
Is there any problem with me replacing my own battery? Does not hold a charge very long anymore. If it sits more than a few days I need to jump it.
Was told if battery was actually bad it would show on dash. Nothing is showing up.
I changed many batteries throughout the years but nothing on something this hi tech.
thanks.
Was told if battery was actually bad it would show on dash. Nothing is showing up.
I changed many batteries throughout the years but nothing on something this hi tech.
thanks.
Last edited by Squanto804; 04-23-2024 at 11:50 AM.
#3
AudiWorld Member
Is there any problem with me replacing my own battery? Does not hold a charge very long anymore. If it sits more than a few days I need to jump it.
Was told if battery was actually bad it would show on dash. Nothing is showing up.
I changed many batteries throughout the years but nothing on something this hi tech.
thanks.
Was told if battery was actually bad it would show on dash. Nothing is showing up.
I changed many batteries throughout the years but nothing on something this hi tech.
thanks.
#5
AudiWorld Member
"You can't change the battery yourself and avoid the dealership because the cars computer needs reprogrammed since it has a battery monitor designed into the alternator and charging system. if you attempt to install your own battery, it will die in a few days and you'll ruin the battery. Can't believe that you're unaware of this being that you own an Audi???
#6
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“The need to do it is if your previous battery was only putting out 65% of its capacity then your vehicles charging system compensates for this so if you install a new battery without the proper coding then your vehicles still overcharging as if it was the previous failing battery so although your car might of been fine, it’s not worth the gamble for everyone,especially with how expensive these batteries are today
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#7
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“The need to do it is if your previous battery was only putting out 65% of its capacity then your vehicles charging system compensates for this so if you install a new battery without the proper coding then your vehicles still overcharging as if it was the previous failing battery so although your car might of been fine, it’s not worth the gamble for everyone,especially with how expensive these batteries are today
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