- Mercedes Benz E Class Why is My Battery not charging?
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"Mercedes excluded". The yesterday's burger flippers will have hard time to reset Mercedes after battery replacement.
Than I read reports of such boys connecting battery in reverse and ending with frying $2000 worth of computers.
Flooded battery lasting 13 years is not that rare. I recall at least 2 owners of W210 reporting 15 and 17 years on factory batteries.
So far AGM owners are not coming better than 5 years.
Your money.

There are many articles out there about how AGM batteries are supposed to be better than flooded.
http://www.yuasabatteries.com/faqs.php?action=1&id=32
http://bdbatteries.com/batterycomparison.php
https://www.pepboys.com/car_care_cor...ntages_of_agm/




Have shorter recharge time than flooded lead-acid.[15]
Cannot tolerate overcharging: overcharging leads to premature failure.[15]
Have shorter useful life, compared to properly maintained wet-cell battery.[15]
Discharge significantly less hydrogen gas.[15]
AGM batteries are by nature, safer for the environment, and safer to use.
Can be used or positioned in any orientation.
And again - your money. W211 originally come with flooded batteries. From what the seller told me, the 2004 original battery from my car was replaced in 2013 becouse the car was advertised for sale and several time a day was started for a minute to drive it out the warehouse and then back. That would kill any battery.
Is there a date printed somewhere on the OEM battery so I could check it?
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So when 12.4V is normal, but on low side, the 14.5V is overcharge.
I would confirm that with meter on battery clamps.
I agree a visit to AutoZone to check battery is best way to be certain! Thanks.





