Has anyone installed this battery in a 2002 VW Beetle Turbo S ? Will it fit without modification or need hold down modification?
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Suggest you measure for fitment. Top, sides, depth. Make a cardboard bix of the same size or a bit larger, and see if you have clearance, including the poles area. If this is smaller than your present battery, you should be able to make it fit. If this is larger, then perhaps not.
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If I remember right, it's harder than it should be. :) The battery installs in the back, and goes into the slot on it's side. There's a tab on the battery door that needs to fit into the small slot midway down the battery. That tab seems to lock the battery into place.
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I put battery wraps on my dodge diesel and my wifes subura. The subaru had a little overlap and my truck was a bit short by an inch or two but worked just fine.
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No, Sorry, the dimensions are not correct for your bike, you need to search for an exact fit battery, just google it
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Yes, I purchased one for my 24/47 and everything dropped right in. No modification needed.
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Either or just make sure the dimensions are the same as the stock battery because I got an 8.4v 1500mah from tenergy and it fits just perfectly it takes a little force to put the cover back on with the tenergy battery in but it's holds good so check the dimensions
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hi,1973 beetle comes with external v regulatorthis one has internal voltage regulatorfits same placejust you need to disconnect your voltage regulatorI can provide you instructionit's very simpleThanks
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well bud i modified this to fit my 91 nissan 240sx but umm the battery itself is about 10 inches wide x about 7.25 inches long and about 7 inches tall soo to me this was cheaper than autozone or orileys by almost half umm dunno wat else to tell ya
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Hey Lawrence. Sorry to say that this battery will not fit the 19.2V drill. I have that very drill and three batteries and I have not seen a battery for it anywhere in a long time. Maybe they could be ordered online. I hate when the manufacturers do this sort of thing. Seems like you end up retiring a perfectly good drill just because they want to change models or the power, and force you to change your whole system. I guess everything is driven by the bottom line.
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You will need to take a dremel and slightly modify the battery pack. There are support molds on the pack that need to be ground off so that the pack will fit the radio. It is an easy mod just have to look at the radio and the battery together to see what needs to be done.
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William, I just reread the packaging on my tester and VW vehicles are not listed for "any" year. The only suggestion that I can make is to email the manufacturer for verification. The owner's manual gives a phone number 314 679 4200 ext 4782 and a website www.mityvac.com. Good luck
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Larry, I checked your drill model out on a replacement parts (com) website and I am almost 100% certain this battery will work on your drill. I am so certain that I would not hesitate to buy it. I was able to fit this battery to my Black and Decker drill (Firestorm FS1442 Type I) with some modification. I had to grind down a raised lip that the battery had around its upper edge that was preventing its insertion into the handle. After doing that, the fit was close to perfect. (I bought two.) The battery runs my drill great, though I did find that the manufacturer altered the locking tabs just enough that, on occasion, the battery would fall out of the drill. I remedied that by attaching a velcro strap to the battery and wrapping it around the handle. The velcro strap is quick and easy to remove and holds the battery snugly to the drill. I hope the above information helps.
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The battery works but the back cover does not fit out-of-box. The clip spacings are different. I managed to get the back cover on somewhat securely (meaning, it'll stay on if I don't try to remove it) by shaving some of the clips with a razor.
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Hi Keilan, There is a drill down for making sure the part will fit your vehicle on the part page. As you didn't include year and other particulars, I can't give you a clear answer. I would reccommend you use the drill down to see if the part is recommended for your particular vehicle. Best of luck. Changing the VVT made a huge difference in my case.
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I got it for my 72 super beetle...same engine same engine compartment....it fit perfectly for me http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wbZk8gdOq8&feature;=youtube_gdata_playerRuns awesome!
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If you've looked on Optima's website and they don't have one listed for your car, you'll have to do what I did and measure the height, width, and length of your battery and then look for an Optima battery that is close to the same size and has as many or more cold cranking Amps. I've put Optima batteries in two of my Audi's, my Dakota, and my Mustang, and none of them were designed to fit those vehicles. In each case, I had to make some minor modifications to either the battery or the hold-down details to make them fit, but they're definitely worth the trouble.
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Greetings: We have plenty in stock at Lift Supports Depot. You need to order a qty of 2. Yes this is correct for a 06 beetle rear hatch (no spoiler, not a convertible.)