Hyundai ix35 was produced in the years 2010 – 2015. Below we present the specifications of batteries suitable for specific engines.
Basic parameters of batteries suitable for Hyundai ix35 (2010-2015):
Layout
Terminal types
Base hold-down
0 – positive on the right side
1
B13
0 – positive on the right side
1
Korean B1
0 – positive on the right side
1
B9
0 – positive on the right side
1
B01
0 – positive on the right side
1
B0
As you can see, in case of Hyundai ix35, even the basic parameters of the batteries (battery layout, terminal types and base hold-down) are not identical for all engine versions. For this reason, care must be taken to match the battery to a specific engine.
For these petrol engines, we recommend batteries with dimensions of 230x173x222 mm or 232x173x225 mm and a capacity exceeding 57 Ah. The weakest of these is the battery Exide Excell EB604 which capacity is 60 Ah and Cold Cranking Amps is 390 A. The most powerful battery is Exide Premium EA654 of a capacity 65Ah and Cold Cranking Amps: 580 A.
Owning a Hyundai ix35 with a 1.6 engine and Start-Stop system means there is a need to use more expensive batteries made with EFB technology. Matching batteries have dimensions 278x175x190 mm. The parameters of these batteries are at least 70 Ah of a capacity and 650 A CCA (Cold Cranking Amps). The base hold-down of the above batteries is B13.
The Hyundai ix35 with a 1.7 CRDi diesel engine should be compatible with batteries of dimensions 260x174x224 mm, 261x175x220 mm or 270x173x222 mm, with a minimum capacity of 67 Ah. The most basic battery of this set is Exide Excell EB704 of a capacity 70Ah and 540A Cold Cranking Amps, the battery with the biggest capacity is Exide Premium EA754 of a capacity 75 Ah, having 630A Cold Cranking Amps.
These diesel engines should work with batteries of dimensions 276x175x190 mm or 278x175x190 mm, which capacity is minimum 71 Ah. The most basic battery of this set is Exide Excell EB740 of a capacity 74Ah and 680A Cold Cranking Amps, the battery with the biggest capacity is Lucas Supreme LS096 of a capacity 78 Ah, having 780A Cold Cranking Amps. All of the above motors have a base hold-down B13.
The Hyundai ix35 with a 2.0 CRDi (184 KM) diesel engine should be compatible with batteries of dimensions 306x173x222 mm or 306x173x225 mm, with a minimum capacity of 92 Ah. The most basic battery of this set is Exide Excell EB954 of a capacity 95Ah and 720A Cold Cranking Amps, the battery with the biggest capacity is Varta Blue Dynamic G7 of a capacity 95 Ah, having 830A Cold Cranking Amps.
Owning a Hyundai ix35 with a 1.7 CRDi engine and Start-Stop system means there is a need to use more expensive batteries made with AGM technology. Dimensions of matching batteries differ slightly depending on the manufacturer and are 315x175x190 mm or 317x175x190 mm. The parameters of these batteries are at least 80 Ah of a capacity and 800 A CCA (Cold Cranking Amps). All of the above motors have a base hold-down B13. If you’re still unsure which battery fits your Hyundai ix35 , or if you want to help others in their selection, please send us a photo of your current battery in the comment section at the bottom of the page. You can also send the picture to contact@whatbattery.co.uk (we will place it in the comments to also help other users). Be sure to specify the car model, year, type, as well as the engine capacity and power. We’ll do our best to assist you!
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2 responses to “Hyundai ix35 (2010-2015) – batteries”
Hi there, I am interested to know If you I was to install a battery with a Higher crank output and amp hour then specified in the tables above for my 1.7CRD ix35… Will it do any damage?
2 responses to “Hyundai ix35 (2010-2015) – batteries”
Hi there, I am interested to know If you I was to install a battery with a Higher crank output and amp hour then specified in the tables above for my 1.7CRD ix35… Will it do any damage?
If the battery in your Hyundai ix35 fits in the tray and can be properly mounted in its place, then a larger capacity poses no problem