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roadracer311 · 01-06-2008, 11:06 AM

I just replaced the battery in my 03 last week.

Interstate has a battery that's identical to the OEM battery, but it's close to the price of the OEM battery. I have a motorcycle shop, so we can get Interstate batteries wholesale, however, it was still much more expensive than the batteries you can get at Autozone, Kragen etc. I liked the idea of something that was an exact fit though, so I went with the Interstate battery.

On the 2003 you don't need any codes, just to re-set your window stop points, the clock, oh and the trip meter will re-set itelf to zero.

01-06-2008, 11:06 AM	#6
roadracer311 Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: San Francisco, CA Posts: 218	I just replaced the battery in my 03 last week. Interstate has a battery that's identical to the OEM battery, but it's close to the price of the OEM battery. I have a motorcycle shop, so we can get Interstate batteries wholesale, however, it was still much more expensive than the batteries you can get at Autozone, Kragen etc. I liked the idea of something that was an exact fit though, so I went with the Interstate battery. On the 2003 you don't need any codes, just to re-set your window stop points, the clock, oh and the trip meter will re-set itelf to zero. __________________ 2003 Boxster S 1995 Ferrari F355 Spider San Francisco, CA Last edited by roadracer311; 01-06-2008 at 11:09 AM.