@tivajo6928 looks like they split off more power rails. I would measure the voltage Red and Black on both batteries. Make sure that it is the same voltage. Amps don't matter right now. Let's go with the assumption that everything is the same except the connector/wiring.
You ready now? :-) ***This is what I would do, not saying you should do that***. I'd cut the wires to the connectors (both of them). Those need to be cut long enough so that there is at least an inch of pigtail. Now, looks like there are about 3 times as many red and black wires. So I would connect 3 red from the battery to 1 red on the connector. Same with the black wire. I'd make sure that I solder those wires and don't just twist them and have them all lose etc. I would also get some heat-shrink tubing to insulate the splices. Then I'd Connect the rest of the wires from the new battery to their corresponding colors on the old connector. Of course , I'd make sure it is all well insulated and solidly connected.
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Yup, now I would plug it in and see what happens. There is always a chance that the power fuse on the motherboard will pop and it may damage some traces :-) That means I did create myself more work. I am pretty convinced that it will work without any issues, if the batteries have the same values.
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Yup, I'd disconnect the power supply and I would plug the battery in and see what happens. There is always a chance that the power fuse on the motherboard will pop and it may damage some traces :-) That means I did create myself more work. I am pretty convinced that it will work without any issues, if the batteries have the same values.
In your case, I would recommend that you contact the seller and see if there is a different version for the same battery number. Sometimes revisions are being made that do not necessarily reflect in the part number.
@tivajo6928 looks like they split off more power rails. I would measure the voltage Red and Black on both batteries. Make sure that it is the same voltage. Amps don't matter right now. Let's go with the assumption that everything is the same except the connector/wiring.
You ready now? :-) ***This is what I would do, not saying you should do that***. I'd cut the wires to the connectors (both of them). Those need to be cut long enough so that there is at least an inch of pigtail. Now, looks like there are about 3 times as many red and black wires. So I would connect 3 red from the battery to 1 red on the connector. Same with the black wire. I'd make sure that I solder those wires and don't just twist them and have them all lose etc. I would also get some heat-shrink tubing to insulate the splices. Then I'd Connect the rest of the wires from the new battery to their corresponding colors on the old connector. Of course , I'd make sure it is all well insulated and solidly connected.
Yup, now I would plug it in and see what happens. There is always a chance that the power fuse on the motherboard will pop and it may damage some traces :-) That means I did create myself more work. I am pretty convinced that it will work without any issues, if the batteries have the same values.
In your case, I would recommend that you contact the seller and see if there is a different version for the same battery number. Sometimes revisions are being made that do not necessarily reflect in the part number.