Professional Battery Service
Is your car battery ready for action and properly equipped for the winter? You can have it checked free of charge at a Bosch Car Service workshop. And if necessary we will replace it straight away with a new one and make sure the old one is disposed of properly.
- Free battery check
- Fitting of top quality Bosch batteries
How about a free battery check? : Have you any idea about the current state of your battery? Most drivers probably do not give it a thought until they have a breakdown or their vehicle refuses to start. But if you have a battery check performed regularly at one of our workshops, we will always replace it when necessary. Advantage: It is better to spend a few minutes having a top quality Bosch product fitted rather than waiting hours for the breakdown service to arrive.
- Bosch S3, S4, S4+ and S5 batteries (12 V)
- Bosch battery charger C3 & C7 , suitable for all standard battery technologies (lead-acid, AGM, wet and gel)
Winter leaves our experts cold. : As soon as the weather turns cold your can hear and see it everywhere: Stuttering starters and stranded vehicles. A weak battery is usually the cause of the problem, as chemical processes slow down at low temperatures and greater frictional resistance occurs in the engine. Bad news for any starter battery – particularly when the alternator is not operating.
As if that were not enough, modern vehicles are fitted with ever more demanding electronic equipment – from start/stop systems right through to a variety of electrical loads. Which means that car batteries are increasingly becoming the domain of experts. And so we would seriously advise drivers never to change the battery themselves unless they have the necessary technical knowledge. It is always best to leave maintenance and replacement to the experts at our workshops – both in summer and winter.
Jump-starting your car battery : Starting assistance can give a boost to weary batteries. But before you connect up your car to another vehicle there are a few important points to consider:
The rated voltage of both batteries must be the same (e.g. 12 V). There must not be any contact between the bodywork of the two vehicles. After switching off all electrical equipment, connect the red jump lead to the positive post of the flat battery and then to that of the full battery. Then connect the black cable to the negative post of the full battery before connecting the other end to a metal surface in the engine compartment of the vehicle with the flat battery. Important: Never connect it to the negative post of the flat battery as otherwise there would be an acute risk of explosion. Only then should you attempt to start the vehicle.
Our expert advice: If you want to look after your vehicle battery, avoid exhaustive discharge if at all possible, press the clutch when starting the engine and switch off any unnecessary electrical equipment. We recommend removing the battery before taking a car out of service for a lengthy period of time. Another important piece of advice: Store your battery in a cool, dry place - it prefers the cold.
Professional Electronic System Diagnosis
In the event of an electronic failure in your vehicle or if a warning light comes on, you can rely on our experts to quickly locate and rectify the problem.
- Professional, systematic trouble-shooting.
- Excellently qualified personnel.
- Top quality testing and workshop equipment
We have all the necessary expertise: If you have a problem with the electronics in your vehicle, you can rely on the unique abilities of our experts. Because Bosch Car Service workshops acquire their knowledge directly from Bosch, the world's leading original equipment supplier, in the form of intensive training courses. So our experts are fully conversant with diagnosis and trouble-shooting. From battery management and vehicle electronics to electronically controlled injection systems and electronically supported driver assistance systems.
Interlinked safety:The increasing number of electronic system components and more extensive electrical equipment makes vehicle repair ever more complicated. This means that servicing of the complex electrical system in a vehicle involves far more than just changing a defective bulb or replacing a blown fuse. The electronic components not only communicate with one another, they sometimes cannot function without one another. So the failure of just one sensor may even bring the entire electrical system to a standstill. The Bosch Car Service experts are ideally equipped to deal with such problems and can always be relied upon for professional car repairs.
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