Fig. 188: Identifying AGM Battery
Introduction
In September 2002, the first so-called VRLA batteries, better known as AGM
batteries came into use. (VRLA
means V alve R egulated L ead A cid, i.e. lea
A vehicle battery is constructed for the installation location and the
individual power requirements of the
particular vehicle. These individual power requirements depend on the
motorization and dif
WARNING: Observe SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS for handling vehicle battery.
Follow instructions FOR DISCONNECTING AND CONNECTING BATTERY !
Observe notes on POWER SUPPLY /on intelligent battery sensor (IBS).
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REMOVING AND INSTALLING (REPLACING) TELEMATIC COMMUNICATION BOX
IMPORTANT: Read and comply with notes on protection against electrical
damage (ESD
PROTECTION).
Comply with notes and instructions on HANDLING OPTICAL FIBRES.
Necessary preliminary work:
Clamp off BATTERY NEGATIVE LEAD.
Remove LEFT
In order to meet the high quality requirements that apply to the telephone
system of the F01/F02, several
antennas are installed in the vehicle, with the configuration depending on
equipment trim level.
The following antennas are used for this purpose:
Roof antenna
Bluetooth antenna
Emergency