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I have been thinking about doing this too. I always use a larger and higher cca battery. Is the 450h battery placement and tray the same place and like the GS350?
It's in the trunk for LHD, driver side(left), just lift up the carpet panel.
Its not easy to simply put a new battery car is not toyota yaris or auris or corolla,Size of the battery is specific and also sensors and other things needs to be fixed somehow i cant do it by my self... i also dont know what size of the new battery needs to be i will love to install / have agm or some high end battery like exide but i dont know what part number exide is i looked into exide catalog for my car but found nothing at agm...
or other sections.
Its not easy to simply put a new battery car is not toyota yaris or auris or corolla,Size of the battery is specific and also sensors and other things needs to be fixed somehow i cant do it by my self... i also dont know what size of the new battery needs to be i will love to install / have agm or some high end battery like exide but i dont know what part number exide is i looked into exide catalog for my car but found nothing at agm...
or other sections.
It is. I changed my 12v battery, no special sensors like german cars have to monitor the battery or control charging. Any 12V battery you can fit will work. There is nothing special about the 12v battery in the hybrid. I put a larger AGM 12v aftermarket battery.
You are a professional thats why u modifed your battery area I think there is at least temperature sensor and something else... will it fit every single battery manufacturer at the same capacity or ? I think they also have some other specs in japanese cars i cant go to the shop and get every battery...
Will exide agm fit ?
You are a professional thats why u modifed your battery area I think there is at least temperature sensor and something else... will it fit every single battery manufacturer at the same capacity or ? I think they also have some other specs in japanese cars i cant go to the shop and get every battery...
Will exide agm fit ?
No there is no sensor at all on the battery. I changed mine so I know.
ok i am not aware of that, i need to seek some specialist in order my battery to be changed, toyota dealership offered to me original battery at price with installation etcs for around 1000$.They also told me that for my car only original panasonic japanese battery should be installed and nothing else.... i asked them about other battery options.
is Agm good for that car since the current one is lead acid battery?
No there is no sensor at all on the battery. I changed mine so I know.
There is a temperature sensor which measures the aux battery. It doesn't touch the battery at all, the sensor just faces the battery. Here it is:
Also note the vent tube, which if replacing with normal lead acid needs to have a compatible vent hole as well, or you can use an adapter. Non OEM batteries with venting have 2 vent holes (right and left), so you need to seal off one of the vent holes not used or else any gas will just escape through the other one.
There is a temperature sensor which measures the aux battery. It doesn't touch the battery at all, the sensor just faces the battery. Here it is:
Also note the vent tube, which if replacing with normal lead acid needs to have a compatible vent hole as well, or you can use an adapter. Non OEM batteries with venting have 2 vent holes (right and left), so you need to seal off one of the vent holes not used or else any gas will just escape through the other one.
What I meant to say is no sensors directly connected to the battery. The battery I used only had one vent and the factory tube fits right on the nipple.
There is a temperature sensor which measures the aux battery. It doesn't touch the battery at all, the sensor just faces the battery. Here it is:
Also note the vent tube, which if replacing with normal lead acid needs to have a compatible vent hole as well, or you can use an adapter. Non OEM batteries with venting have 2 vent holes (right and left), so you need to seal off one of the vent holes not used or else any gas will just escape through the other one.
I will need to find some extremely good car tuner in order battery to be replaced since toyota dealership works with panasonic only for 1000$ and they never installed other batteries on lexuses, so it sounds quite complicated to me, how long my lead acid 10 years old battery can last by panasonic will it last another 5 years? What will happend if 12v battery dies completely if car is jump started will it be driveble or not at all? Is modification of the tray is needed like Peasodos in case i get after market exide or varta agm battery? In europe cara are with lead acid will it better if i get inside enchanced lead acid battery compared to agm
I will need to find some extremely good car tuner in order battery to be replaced since toyota dealership works with panasonic only for 1000$ and they never installed other batteries on lexuses, so it sounds quite complicated to me, how long my lead acid 10 years old battery can last by panasonic will it last another 5 years? What will happend if 12v battery dies completely if car is jump started will it be driveble or not at all?
You can't start the car with a dead 12v battery. Nothing in the car will work.
Thats bad news i have american jump starter by brand noco it can supply 12v constantly to the car battery not sure if i can drive it, my older cars are fine with the jump starter but they are petrol, is there a way to measure health of my car aux battery without removing it with tech stream or something
Thats bad news i have american jump starter by brand noco it can supply 12v constantly to the car battery not sure if i can drive it, my older cars are fine with the jump starter but they are petrol, is there a way to measure health of my car aux battery without removing it with tech stream or something
It's 10 years old, stranded you on the side of the road, it needs to be replaced, stop going back and forth on this.
Like I said before any 12v battery that you can fit in the tray will work. The battery I bought only cost me $175 free delivery from Amazon.
Looks like your car has mild flood damage as well. That is the most plausible way so much dust or dirt can be pushed up inside the bottom of the boot where it is fully covered from the elements.
04-23-22 | 02:29 PM
I think there is at least temperature sensor and something else... will it fit every single battery manufacturer at the same capacity or ? I think they also have some other specs in japanese cars i cant go to the shop and get every battery...
