QUOTE(4WD_er @ Dec 24 2020, 09:43 AM)
In today's Paultan thread :
EFB and AGM batteries
Cars with auto start-stop functions, such as the Perodua Myvi and Bezza Advance models will require higher-spec batteries that are designed specifically to cope with multiple start ups for the everyday drive. You technically can use a regular battery, but its lifespan will be severely shortened. For cars with auto start-stop, an EFB (enhanced flooded battery) is required.
Premium cars with both auto start-stop and regenerative braking functions, on the other hand, will need an AGM (absorbent glass mat) battery. This is a much, much more expensive type of battery, easily costing up to three times more than the price of a regular car battery. These typically last longer because they are built to higher standards, but again, just
refer to the same battery model that’s already in your car, to be safe.
But there are clients who don't want to be safe and follow the proper SOP, instead they dictate that you follow their own individual sop instead. I had one even showed me the pictures of battery that came with a new car a NS40ZL, when my listing shows its a DIN55L for some weird model that I dont remember. One even told me these batteries are suitable for PV, I was like what ??? Now I no layan random calls, random calls get random stupid answers.
But they say clients is always right ! Says who ? Kaw guru 'teri ke, aku guru 'teri ? 'Teri viral. LOL Some clients like to live dangerously is what I have noticed.
Now I only take care of those who listens to my recommendations until we are like family members and I strive my very best to ensure their batteries don't die a sudden death. Ability to foretell its death like tukang tilik is sure fun. Life's too short to straighten out the hard headed. Better work with those who desires results. 😊
This post has been edited by Roman Catholic: Dec 24 2020, 03:47 PM