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How To Change Your Car Battery

Most people can change their own car battery. The most difficult part of changing your batter will be lifting it out of the vehicle once you have disconnected the battery terminals, primarily because it weighs so much. By following these simple steps, you will be able to change your own battery no matter where you are.

In order to change your battery you will need battery cleaning solution, anti-corrosion solution, a socket and ratchet, a combination wrench, a wire brush, a new battery, and a screwdriver.

1) Turn off your engine, lift the hood, and locate the battery. Take off the negative (black) battery cable first by loosening the connecting nut with a wrench. Twist and pull the battery cable off of the battery with upwards motion or pry it up with a tool or screwdriver if it is stuck.

2) Repeat this same method with the positive (red) cable.

3) Use a socket and ratchet or a combination wrench to remove the hold-down clamp on the battery, if one exists.

4) Remove the battery from the battery tray. Remember, batteries are very heavy, so hold onto the bottom with both hands. Set it down on the ground to ensure your safety and the safety of your vehicle.

5) Use a wire brush and water to clean away any corrosion from the hold-down clamp and the battery tray. Clean the battery cable connectors with the wire brush as well, but without the water or other liquid. If the connectors have heavy corrosion, you may use a special battery-cleaning solution that is available at most auto-parts stores.

6) Place a new battery in the battery tray and secure it with the hold-down clamp. Re-attach and tighten down the positive (red) battery cable first, then the negative. You may choose to spray the terminal ends with an optional anti-corrosion solution, which will prevent most corrosion collections. Check that the connection is tight, because if the cables move at all, the vehicle may not start.

Most car batteries have at least a 60-month warranty. If it fails within that time period, you can get it replaced for free.

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Need to replace the EGR on my Escort. I know how to do it it only has 2 nuts and the hose at the bottom. I cannot seem to get the hose off at the bottom as you know you have to loosen the nut at the top of the hose and pull the hose out. 1. I cant really get too the nut with a wrench it is a very tight squeese. 2. It is super tight it is all rusted out and all I sprayed with WD-40 but I still can't get too it. I took out the battery and the battery tray and it gave me a little more room, but not much. Any suggestions or ideas. Please don't tell me to take it to a shop because I do not want to pay to get this done $600 for a hour process. Plus I was told not a big deal if I change it or not just emmisions part. I want it done anyway. Anyone who has done this and hade the same problems or any advice please let me know. Kyle

id use a torch and heat it up, that will break it loose. there is no way any shop would charge 600 dollars to change this part, try more like 100-150

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