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neptune 12-11-2012 06:15 PM

Replacing battery
 
Hi folks,

Just wondering if replacing battery in a sedan is fairly simple?
Any special tools needed? Anything to watch out for as far as the electronics?
I've done it in Hondas before which is dead easy ;)

BTW, I searched through the forums and didn't find any DIY.

Thanks

Mustang5L5 12-12-2012 07:11 AM

It's pretty easy. Just need some muscle to lift the battery out as it's in an awkward location.

I did mine in my driveway with handtools when the OEM battery died on me one COLD winter morning. I think i just needed a socket set with a 12" extension

Creedence85 12-17-2012 09:57 PM

Have you tried it yet? It was fairly easy as I recall, but I would definitely get a replacement battery with a handle. The battery cover has to be removed, as well as part of the cowl cover. For the battery cover, it's not just the access panel, but the entire plastic piece that surround the cover. Both the cover and the cowl section are fastened the car with plastic clips. The clips can be quite fragile so be careful both pulling them out and reinserting them. When reinserting make sure to line the hole up, and press the clip together so that it's not spread too wide, that seem to help with preventing them from breaking.

neo_anderson302 12-17-2012 10:06 PM

Make sure the battery has a handle. It sits pretty low. Make sure your battery has the terminal for + on the driverside. Need a 10mm socket

neptune 12-18-2012 09:57 PM


Originally Posted by Creedence85 (Post 6653167)
Have you tried it yet? It was fairly easy as I recall, but I would definitely get a replacement battery with a handle. The battery cover has to be removed, as well as part of the cowl cover. For the battery cover, it's not just the access panel, but the entire plastic piece that surround the cover. Both the cover and the cowl section are fastened the car with plastic clips. The clips can be quite fragile so be careful both pulling them out and reinserting them. When reinserting make sure to line the hole up, and press the clip together so that it's not spread too wide, that seem to help with preventing them from breaking.

I tried it myself but wasn't successful LOL. Seems I dont have a socket deep enough to undo the tie down. Plus, it was too much time trying to take off the plastic covers. :(

Creedence85 12-19-2012 10:51 PM

Sounds like a good excuse to buy a socket extension :)

neo_anderson302 12-20-2012 12:19 AM

You use an open end wrench


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