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      Jhon Vick
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      I’m in a bit of a predicament. Parked my Flying Spur in the DIFC this morning for a meeting, and when I came back, the car was completely dead – no lights, no central locking, nothing. I managed to get a jump start from a colleague, but now the dash is lit up with warnings and the air suspension feels off, which is pretty concerning. I’ve heard that Bentley’s AGM batteries require IBS sensor coding after fitting and that without this step, the car’s charging system can’t properly condition the new battery, which leads to premature failure and fault codes. Since I’m stuck here in DIFC, I’m looking for a service that can do a proper job with the replacement and coding. I’ve seen a few options online, including https://batteryzoneuae.com/bentley-battery-replacement/, which seems to offer the full service with genuine batteries and on-site installation, but I’m not sure how long it would take them to get to me. Has anyone used a specialist like this around DIFC and can tell me if they’re reliable and quick? I really need to get this sorted today.

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