Does the Mercedes-Benz C200 require matching after battery disconnection?

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After disconnecting the battery of the Mercedes-Benz C200, no matching is required. For Mercedes-Benz models, when replacing the battery, unlike other German cars that require matching, as long as the battery model and ampere-hour rating match, no matching is needed. It is important to note that during battery installation, the positive and negative terminals must not be reversed. The following are precautions for using the battery: Precautions for using the battery - Avoid prolonged parking of the vehicle: The vehicle's battery will self-discharge during extended periods of inactivity, so it is best to drive the car at least once a week, preferably for more than 20 minutes, to allow the battery to charge while driving. Precautions for using the battery - Close windows before turning off the engine: The operation of the car's windows and sunroof relies on battery power, so it is best to close all windows before turning off the engine, rather than after. Avoid using the long-press lock button method to close windows after leaving the vehicle. Precautions for using the battery - Maintain the battery's cleanliness: Regular inspections are an effective way to extend the battery's lifespan. Use a professional battery terminal brush or an old toothbrush to clean dust and corrosion from the battery's positive and negative terminals. Apply a layer of protective coating, such as petroleum jelly or grease, to the contact surfaces.