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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: laguna on 02 November 2010, 05:49:46

Title: omega battery
Post by: laguna on 02 November 2010, 05:49:46
Hi,I have an omega 2.0 petrol,please say me which battery(amp)proper for this model 1995...thanks
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: henryd on 02 November 2010, 12:22:09
it should be a 55ah battery for the 2.0 :y
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: Andy B on 02 November 2010, 12:45:06
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it should be a 55ah battery for the 2.0 :y

Trade Club doesn't agree  ;)

70 amp/hr (OE) 9201470 £83.00 £75.95 £58.46

 
2.0TD/2.2TD - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £64.50 £59.02 £52.09

 
2.5 V6 - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £64.50 £59.02 £52.09

 
3.0 V6 - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £64.50 £59.02 £52.09

 
2.6 V6 - 65 amp/hr 93189923 £64.50 £59.02 £48.23

 
3.2 V6 - 85 amp/hr (GM85-T7) 93197903 £97.50 £87.75 £69.13

 
2.5TD - 85 amp/hr (GM85-T7) 93197903 £97.50 £87.75 £69.13

 
2.0/2.2 - 60 amp/hr 93197905 £48.70 £43.83 £40.05


Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: mathewst on 02 November 2010, 13:01:48
You wont make a mistake if you put more powerful battery in the car, just do't put anything under 60Ah
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: Auto Addict on 02 November 2010, 15:45:14
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it should be a 55ah battery for the 2.0 :y

Min 60ah battery for a 2.0/2.2.
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: henryd on 02 November 2010, 16:18:21
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it should be a 55ah battery for the 2.0 :y

Trade Club doesn't agree  ;)

70 amp/hr (OE) 9201470 £83.00 £75.95 £58.46

 
2.0TD/2.2TD - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £64.50 £59.02 £52.09

 
2.5 V6 - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £64.50 £59.02 £52.09

 
3.0 V6 - 70 amp/hr 93189922 £64.50 £59.02 £52.09

 
2.6 V6 - 65 amp/hr 93189923 £64.50 £59.02 £48.23

 
3.2 V6 - 85 amp/hr (GM85-T7) 93197903 £97.50 £87.75 £69.13

 
2.5TD - 85 amp/hr (GM85-T7) 93197903 £97.50 £87.75 £69.13

 
2.0/2.2 - 60 amp/hr 93197905 £48.70 £43.83 £40.05



hmmmm autodata got that one wrong then :(
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: Auto Addict on 02 November 2010, 16:22:30
I would personally, only fit a 70Ah battery to any Omega.
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: wingman on 02 November 2010, 16:25:29
Also think the 3.2 V6 one is also wrong as discussed in a recent thread
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: Auto Addict on 02 November 2010, 16:29:34
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I would personally, only fit a 70Ah battery to any Omega.

I'll modify that, I wouldn't fit anything less than a 70Ah battery to an Omega.
Title: Re: omega battery
Post by: Abiton on 02 November 2010, 17:30:20
Just checked ours (2.0) and it has a 50Ah (540A EN) 'Bosch Silver' battery, and has had since we've owned it.

Never had any electrical problems.  My conclusion, it really ain't that critical what the Ah capacity is, as long as the alternator is working correctly.