First time Ferrari owner here – battery died and I’m totally lost

[Lydia Bramwell]

So I finally picked up a used California T last month, been my dream for years, and last night I went to start it and absolutely nothing happened. No lights, no click, just dead silence. I’m kind of embarrassed to admit I have no clue if a Ferrari uses some special battery or if I can just grab any decent one. A friend mentioned something about the car needing a proper reset after a battery change because of all the electronics and start stop system, and that got me worried about messing something up. I found a place online that offers a Ferrari Battery Replacement Service Dubai and they claim they handle the coding and everything on site, but I’ve never used anyone like that before. Has anyone here gone through this with their Ferrari? I don’t want to tow it to the dealership and wait three weeks, but I also don’t want some random guy frying my ECU. Really just trying to figure out if these mobile guys are legit or if I should just bite the bullet and go official.

[Autore]

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