Who told you that is the correct battery specification for your model ?

How can anyone in the battery business forget the correct spec ? Budak baru belajar ke ? Has always been xD23L and the latest Camry requires AGM liao.

When in doubt always counter check with established brands.

Never trust resellers. Owners should know the correct battery specification themselves. If unsure please refer to the Owners Manual on the proper battery specification or check online established battery websites for correct specification. Some websites will list the full range of battery from AGM to RFB for 1 vehicle model, that alone should raise question on its veracity. I do not know of any vehicle that has the capacity to change it's charging voltage depending on the battery's make.

It would be nice, if all battery manufacturers had the battery specification listed clearly on the top of the battery like this ...



I dont understand the logic of placing the specifications at the side of the battery. When owners call for a dead battery, they cannot even mentioned the specification by looking at the top of the battery. Then have to start asking question after question. Make it simple la battery manufacturer, why make things so complicated ? As if the owners have xray vision and able to read the specifications with the battery inside the engine bay.

You know what is the worst shit ? Appearing onsite with the correct battery spec on hand but when opening up the bonnet and terkejut seeing a completely different spec altogether because some intelligent guy decided to do jackass modifications. No wonder the battery is dying early.

Yes. Here is what I encountered. I know for sure that my client uses NS40ZL for the 2nd Gen Myvi but when I opened the bonnet it was NS60LS.

I have no idea, bro. When the Authorized Service Center changed the location of my Principal Co battery sticker in my vehicle, they kena from me kaw kaw. Some are more diligent than others I guess. The point there is a reason why stickers are there and the terms & conditions for warranty is very clear.

I ised astra battery for my Saga...ok je...

Tapi harga pun sudah jadi harga Yahudi...baru je tanya kawan pomem

RM 330 ++ for Exora...

Better angkat Century...baru RM 280

Beza RM 50, blh cover telco commitment for phone

Astra user for 8 months on Toyota Yaris. So far no issue.

2nd day Raya and all shops are closed. Bateriku pushed for Astra instead of Varta.
P/S been using Varta for quite sometime they all tend to die in less than 2 years. The last one I had only survived 10 months, claimed new one under warranty and lasted for another 14 months..
trying my luck with Astra now..
Q85 EFB

Is century from batteriku ori?

Century listed at bateriku is a bit pricey, haiya..

May I know which shop you got your century?

I have been using linglong tyres since 2018

It's a good tyre 

Too much model to understand... I normally just follow recommendaton given by Bateriku or my regular workshop....
Never go into detail....As long my car or my wife car can be drive as usual...
But i monitor how long it can last...Prefer to use the one that can last the longest time...
But depend also what battery available...

my car after change radiator the fuel gauge keep reset every time start car....
ask worshop say maybe is fuel pump ask me change see how, if not baru change other to test..(i where got so much money for they to test)
so send to p2 SC ,....
they check is battery weak....
i ask what brand, they say is astra....
since the car almost cant start, so i say just change lol...
previously use amaron..

after change battery ...
fuel gauge return to normal....
i ask the workshop to check battery liao but dont want...
now p2 say after change new battery,
keluar warning master brake pump need change....1.1k...
i adui...

Terrible battery. Lasted only 1yr 3mths in my Axia. No warranty claim since my mileage is already more than the mileage stated in the warranty.