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Old Sep 5, 2022 | 03:13 PM
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I just installed a new AGM battery in my 2005 roadster. I was surprised to find that the old battery (3 years old), was just sitting on the battery tray with no hold downs and it was free to slide around. There is a narrow rod with a nut on top that comes up from the tray and a double slot on the opposite side that appears to hold some sort of a top type down. The tray itself has a metal plate about 2 X 3 inches that the battery sets on. I'm wondering if there wasn't another tray on top of that that is level and designed to hold the base of the battery in place. Does anybody know how they are supposed to be secured?

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Old Sep 5, 2022 | 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by danlenzi
I just installed a new AGM battery in my 2005 roadster. I was surprised to find that the old battery (3 years old), was just sitting on the battery tray with no hold downs and it was free to slide around. There is a narrow rod with a nut on top that comes up from the tray and a double slot on the opposite side that appears to hold some sort of a top type down. The tray itself has a metal plate about 2 X 3 inches that the battery sets on. I'm wondering if there wasn't another tray on top of that that is level and designed to hold the base of the battery in place. Does anybody know how they are supposed to be secured?

Thank you
Here is a picture . . .

 
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Old Sep 5, 2022 | 04:44 PM
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Here is a picture . . .
YES. That defnitely will work. Thank you so much. Any idea where I can find one?
 
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Old Sep 5, 2022 | 08:49 PM
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Originally Posted by danlenzi
I just installed a new AGM battery in my 2005 roadster. I was surprised to find that the old battery (3 years old), was just sitting on the battery tray with no hold downs and it was free to slide around. There is a narrow rod with a nut on top that comes up from the tray and a double slot on the opposite side that appears to hold some sort of a top type down. The tray itself has a metal plate about 2 X 3 inches that the battery sets on. I'm wondering if there wasn't another tray on top of that that is level and designed to hold the base of the battery in place. Does anybody know how they are supposed to be secured?

Thank you
This is what it looks like with battery out. Not mine, mine is blue and cleaner.


 
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Old Sep 6, 2022 | 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by danlenzi
YES. That defnitely will work. Thank you so much. Any idea where I can find one?
You can find many of the parts you need for the Crossfire by searching for parts for a 2004 M-B SLK320. Here's one of the websites I use and the specific link for the battery hold down clamp.

Battery Tray Clamp - Part No 6
 
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Old Sep 6, 2022 | 01:54 PM
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You can find many of the parts you need for the Crossfire by searching for parts for a 2004 M-B SLK320. Here's one of the websites I use and the specific link for the battery hold down clamp.

Battery Tray Clamp - Part No 6
He also needs the pad and the nut. He needs one of 1706260033, 1706280097 and 910104006001 (apparently nut is discontinued but is labeled as M6).
 
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Old Sep 6, 2022 | 05:52 PM
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He also needs the pad and the nut. He needs one of 1706260033, 1706280097 and 910104006001 (apparently nut is discontinued but is labeled as M6).
Thanks for providing the M-B P/Ns.

Mercedes Benz Genuine NUT AND WASHER ASSEMBLY N910104006001 (You can get an M6 Flange Nut at an Ace Hardware or any other reputable hardware store.)

Genuine Mercedes-Benz Battery Tray Pad 1706280097
 

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