No, not if it doesn't mention to do so in the paper work. Should punch out the date when it was purchased on the battery sticker & not a bad idea to keep the receipt.
apbimmer98 answered 8 years ago
No, you should be able to drop in the battery no problem. It wasn't until newer models that you need to code your battery.
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