Everything You Need To Know About Car Battery Replacement

Automotive car batteries do not last forever. If you notice any sign of poor performance, it is your responsibility to check the car battery and replace it with a new one if required. You should know when to change the battery and it is not very crucial to get this job done in a car service center. If you have the basic knowledge, you can purchase a battery by paying the Amaron or Exide car battery price and replace it all by yourself. Be sure of the car model and information about the engine size. This is important because automotive batteries vary in size and electrical capacity and you have to purchase a battery that is compatible with your vehicle.

• Set up a proper and secure working environment before you start to replace the car battery. Park your car on a flat, level surface and at a safe distance from traffic, sparks or open flames. Make sure you put on gloves and safety goggles because a battery consists of electrolyte solution which is highly flammable.
• Remove the cigarette lighter and plug in the memory keeper into the lighter socket.
• Make sure that all the information of radios and navigation systems do not get erased when you disconnect your old battery. 
• If your car does not have an automatic hood which holds itself up, make sure you use the prop rod to keep it open while you are working. 
• Locate the battery and identify the positive and negative terminals of the old car battery. The positive terminal is often red in color and the negative terminal, black in color. 
• Disconnect the negative terminal and loosen the negative cable clamp with a wrench (Usually 8mm or 10mm). Slide the clamp off of the terminal after it gets loosened.
• It is very important to disconnect the negative terminal socket before the positive terminal socket because you may cause a short circuit in the positive terminal.
• Disconnect the positive terminal later on and remove the car battery. 
• Unfasten the battery holder and remove any screw, clamp or bar which holds the battery in place. 
• Put in the new battery
• Consider repairing or replacing by a mechanic if the terminal ends or the cables are corroded. 
• Replace the battery with the positive and negative terminals on the correct sides. Connect all the screws, clamps or bars that hold the battery in place.
• Reconnect the positive and negative terminals and also tighten the clamps using a wrench.
• Apply the battery lithium grease and also spray the terminals with lithium grease to prevent corrosion.
• Close the hood of the car.

If you are installing the battery on your own, make sure that you buy an Amaron battery online as they are one of the premium car battery brands that dominate the market.