Warwick Duo Peugeot

permission to ask a daft question Mr Mannering.

where actually is the vehicle (engine) battery located?

Have you tried looking under the floor on the passenger side of the cab? That's where it is on my somewhat older vehicle (2009) A removable section of the floor

I believe  its still there.

Thanks all :-)

U
The vehicle manual is very informative
Keith

AutoSleepy_Don wrote:If you want to do a jump start, then you don't have to find the battery itself. The -ve and +ve terminals are exposed in the engine bay.  
See manual for more details    It's a darwin test.

If you can get the cover off , not that I have needed to use it, just being noisy.

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Richard

Whatever, here's a no cost option.
1 Remove or lift carpet from pax side of cab
2 If any lift insulation sheet below it
3 You should now see an inset panel .
4 It's fastened with 1/4 turn fasteners undo all of them
5 Remove panel, you should now be looking at the starter battery.

On the +ve terminal will be a big block with many wires attached to it, keep anything metallic away from that. The -ve terminal should just be one wire, perhaps more but nothing like the +ve.

As Don says if you need to jump start look under the bonnet, RHS as you look at if. Just in front of headlight is an exposed bolt, this is the -ve terminal. Just to the left of the fuse box is a small 75mm or so square box, this is hinged, open it, there's another terminal in there, that's the +ve

Fortunately for you I used to write manuals!!!!

IanH, clear instructions!. Thanks.

My WXL also has a battery disconnect relay fitted to the -ve terminal.

palette wrote:My WXL also has a battery disconnect relay fitted to the -ve terminal.

Thank goodness for that! I was starting to think I was in another place.