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Land Rover Defender: Battery Care Sheet

Land Rover Defender 2020-2026 Service Manual / Electrical / Battery and Charging System / Battery and Charging System - General Information / Battery Care Sheet

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

BATTERY CARE SHEET

Replacement startup and auxiliary batteries for service.

NOTE: Fields marked with * are mandatory and must be completed.

Battery Care Sheet

Do the battery care requirements and record the results below.

Battery Care Sheet

Battery Care Sheet

Battery Report Form - In Service Batteries Only

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

NOTE: Fields marked with * are mandatory and must be completed.

Battery Report Form - In Service Batteries Only

Battery Report Form - In Service Batteries Only

Showroom and Slave Battery Condition Report Form

DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION

SHOWROOM BATTERY CARE FORM

Showroom and Slave Battery Condition Report Form

NOTE: The Slave battery should be the same specification as the original vehicle battery.

Showroom and Slave Battery Condition Report Form

Vehicle Battery Charging Log

Showroom and Slave Battery Condition Report Form

Showroom and Slave Battery Condition Report Form

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