Loosen it and slip it off the battery post.

The red cable, usually, with a plus (+) symbol. Loosen the terminal clamp and slide it off the battery post. Usually it’s a black cable with a minus (–) symbol. Now, here’s how to replace a car battery. If you don’t have yours, you can look up owner’s manuals online, collected from the automakers’ sites. Rings or necklaces can be hazardous when you’re working under the hood.Īnd look up the battery chapter in your owner’s manual for any specific guidance or safety steps you need to follow for your vehicle. (If you’re not sure which battery you need, look up your battery here.)īefore you begin, make sure the keys are out of the ignition, the car is parked and the engine isn’t too hot. You’ll need a stiff brush and a cup of water with some baking soda to clean the battery terminals.Īnd of course, you’ll need a new car battery to replace your old one. You’ll need working gloves, safety glasses, a wrench and your car owner’s manual. You can replace your car battery in less than an hour. You agree to keep confidential and use your best efforts to prevent and protect the MOTOR Information from unauthorized disclosure or use. You agree that MOTOR Information is the confidential information of MOTOR, and that MOTOR owns or is the Interstate Batteries of all rights in the MOTOR Information, including without limitation all copyright and other proprietary rights. You agree that you shall not, and shall not permit any third party, to directly or indirectly (i) alter or copy in any form or medium all or any part of the MOTOR Information (Except for data located on an individual, vehicle by vehicle, lookup basis), nor make any MOTOR Information part of any electronic retrieval system (ii) create any derivative work from, or adaptation of, the MOTOR Information (iii) lease, license, sell or otherwise publish, communicate, distribute or display to any third party in any form or medium all or any part of the MOTOR Information (iv) create any publications, in electronic, printed or other format, based in whole or in part on data from the MOTOR Information, alone or in combination with any other data (v) download the MOTOR Information electronically by any means (vi) remove any product identification, copyright, trademark or other notice from the MOTOR Information or documentation or (vii) reverse engineer, reverse assemble, or reverse compile the MOTOR Information.ģ. Restrictions on Use of MOTOR Information. MOTOR hereby grants to you a nontransferable, non-exclusive, limited license to access and use the MOTOR Information contained within the Product on a vehicle-by-vehicle look-up basis.Ģ. nor any of its Affiliates assumes liability for any resulting harm to the user or to any third party, or liability for any other loss that may result from using, consulting, relying on, or adhering to any of the below included instructions.ĮND USER TERMS: We allow you access to information we have licensed from MOTOR Information Systems (the 'MOTOR Information') and by accessing such information, you agree to comply with the following terms and conditions:ġ. Additionally, neither Interstate Batteries, Inc. nor any of its Affiliates expressly or impliedly represent that the instructions are accurate or complete. While the instructions may provide users with guidance, neither Interstate Batteries, Inc. Please be advised that using, consulting, relying on, or adhering to any of the installation instructions below by any user is done at user’s own risk. To access the complex install instructions, please read the EULA Agreement below and check that you have read and understood the terms.

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