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Battery maintenance (Peugeot 307)

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To keep your battery performing at its best for a long time, follow these steps:
  • when the engine is not running, turn off all electrical devices in the car;
  • disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery;
  • every 15-20 days (after 2500 km of running) clean the battery from dirt to prevent self-discharge. For the same purpose, eliminate electrolyte leaks and isolate the mounting frame from the body;
  • securely fasten the battery to the vehicle. Make sure that the cable lugs are firmly connected to the battery terminals, otherwise an explosion may occur;
  • the battery can operate continuously in "starter" mode for no more than 15 s; the break between cycles should be at least 60 sec;
  • periodically check the voltage produced by the generator with a voltmeter. Take readings directly at the battery terminals with the engine running and warmed up. The voltage value should be within 13.8-14.5 V;
  • for serviced batteries, check the level and density of the electrolyte every 3,000 km;
  • check the electrolyte level using the special mark on transparent cases or a special glass tube in opaque cases. The electrolyte should cover the top edge of the plates by 10-15 mm;
  • check the electrolyte density with a hydrometer. If the density is below 1.23 g/cm³ in winter and 1.19 g/cm³ in summer, recharging is necessary;
  • even if the alternator and voltage regulator are working properly and the electrolyte level is normal, recharge the battery with a charger once a month in winter and every six months at other times of the year;
  • store a battery filled with electrolyte only when fully charged, and check the density of the electrolyte once a month.

When using the battery, observe the following rules:


  • remove electrolyte leaks using a 10% solution of ammonia or soda;
  • do not allow a discharged battery to be used, especially in winter;
  • in a discharged battery, the percentage of water in the electrolyte is too high; it can freeze and damage the battery case. Do not attempt to charge a frozen battery with a high current or jump start the vehicle. Let the battery thaw out, and then try to restore its operation by charging it with a low current. This battery can still serve.

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