What is the battery model for the 2017 Volkswagen Sagitar?
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2017 Volkswagen Sagitar uses the L2_400 battery model with a capacity of 60AH and a cold cranking current of 480A. Below is an introduction to automotive batteries: Introduction to common battery models: A common automotive battery model specification is 6-QAW-54a. Here, '6' indicates it consists of 6 single cells, 'Q' denotes the battery's purpose, 'A' and 'W' represent the battery type, '54' signifies the battery's rated capacity of 54Ah, and the subscript 'a' indicates the first improvement over the original product. Subsequent improvements are marked with 'b', and so on. The battery serves as the vehicle's power source, supplying electricity to the starter and various electrical equipment during startup. It is classified as a starting battery. Currently, most vehicles use lead-acid batteries, which employ dilute sulfuric acid as the electrolyte, with lead dioxide and lead as the active materials participating in the electrochemical reaction on the plates. Steps to replace the Sagitar's battery: Open the trunk, lift the floor panel, and remove the spare tire; the battery will be visible. Use tools to loosen the screws for battery removal. The original battery used in this model is the Varta 7P0915105D, operating at 12V with a current of 105Ah. Next, install the new battery, a relatively straightforward process: place it in position, correctly connect the positive and negative terminals, and tighten the nuts. Finally, replace the spare tire, cover the floor panel, and the replacement is complete.