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So Ive finally got around the charging the battery today but before I thought about it I shut the tailgate after removing the battery.

Now I cant open it again :(

To save me having to get over the back seats to put the battery back in again does anyone know if it can be opened from the outside ?

The tailgate has the soft close function so Im assuming not.

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Think Ive found it already.

Get into the boot open the two side panels, open the tool kit panel and pull the two plugs and it should be released.

Sorted :)

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Hook the battery up to the emergency start terminals in the engine compartment and just open it normally :rolleyes:

BTW: You cant charge a calcium battery properly with a normal battery charger

Edited by *Glenn*

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Hook the battery up to the emergency start terminals in the engine compartment and just open it normally :rolleyes:

That would save me clambering into the back !

BTW: You cant charge a calcium battery properly with a normal battery charger

It written on the side that its a lead battery. I was told I could do it with a regular battery charger from Repco.

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That would save me clambering into the back !

It written on the side that its a lead battery. I was told I could do it with a regular battery charger from Repco.

It should have a Din65 0r Din85 Calcium battery

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It should have a Din65 0r Din85 Calcium battery

It says DIN85ZL but doesnt mention calcium on it anywhere. But does clearly state that its a lead battery.

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It says DIN85ZL but doesnt mention calcium on it anywhere. But does clearly state that its a lead battery.

If you cant put water in it and it has a charge indicator on it ...its a calcium battery

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If you cant put water in it and it has a charge indicator on it ...its a calcium battery

I can put water in it and it doesnt have a charge indicator :)

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I can put water in it and it doesnt have a charge indicator :)

Wrong battery then for a 2000 E39

Edited by *Glenn*

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