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Darrellll

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My 2011 Cooper non-turbo requires a replacement battery.

In order to avoid using stopstart, I would gladly purchase a "non stopstart" battery if it would save me a few pounds.

Could someone please tell me where to look for a cheap battery or suggest one? Is it possible for me to code the new batteries onto the car on my own, or will I need to take it to the mechanic again?

Please, I am based in the UK, and as much as I love my car, it costs an absolute fortune.

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Go check out Tayna.co.uk; these folks provide excellent service and delivery at reasonable rates. In my opinion, it's best to invest in a high-quality battery that won't let you down for a few years. These days' cars have a lot of electrical demands, and you never know when it might be cold outside. Fitting yourself is a breeze with the help of the community here.

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