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  • replacing battery in the Roomie

    Hello all!!!

    I have bought a battery - and want to replace it myself.

    Then I thought - what about the radio code?

    So I rang Skoda - they said ring the dealer. Rang the dealer - they said to get the code they need to run the scan tool over it, or if you pull the radio out it is on the back (seems like a pointless security feature if it is on the back of the radio).

    Anyway - has anyone changed a battery in their Roomster? Does it ask to enter the radio code? The nearest Skoda dealer is almost 100km away, so I would rather not do the drive if I dont have to.

    thank you in advance

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    As long as you supply 12v to the vehicle as you change the battery, it won't lose the code. So you might want to use some wire (speaker wire?) to maintain a circuit.

    Other battery changing threads on this forum say that you can just change it out like a 1964 holden & there are no issues.
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      Please continue the conversation (if there's a need), in this thread http://www.vwwatercooled.com/forums/...ml#post1000566
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