Battery change Help

Usually there is a clamp at the bottom of the battery, held in place by a bolt. A socket wrench and extension is needed to get down in there to loosen it. Then the battery can be lifted straight up.

Yup. 13mm.

I would highly recommend you clean the battery cable connections before spending what may be unneeded money on it. If you have a dirty connection, the new battery will go dead just as fast.

If you are going to change it, as the others mentioned, look for the clip at the bottom.

Mike

Ok Got the new battery in and cleaned the connections and it started right up no problems here's hopeing it stays working well we'll see tonigh as I go into work for midnights. Thanks all

Mike Roma> I would highly recommend you clean the battery cable connections before

Well before you pat yourself on the back too much you should have your charging system checked. If not charging correctly it could fail in a week or two.

Chances are it would have died while driving after the jump start if that was the case...

For what it's worth, my ex-wife & I went through 3 batteries in Chrysler products that died exactly the same way. Fine one minute, dead as a doorknob the next. Always the charging system was fine, and a new battery would run & run... until one day, it died again.

I wish I could figure out how to get 'em to give at least a *little* warning...