Title: Car Battery Removal Tips, Car, Battery, Removal, Tips
1I remember the first time that I ever needed to
replace my car battery.
2I was with my dad, and he wanted to make sure
that I could remove the car part if I ever was in
an area without a mechanic shop.
3With that said I would like to share what I
learned from him in case any drivers ever find
themselves in a situation that requires them to
remove their car battery.
4The first thing that any driver should consider
when messing with any part of the vehicle is to
consider safety.
5With that said the driver of the vehicle should
turn off the vehicle ignition, and also wear the
necessary safety equipment.
6No one wants to get a corrosive or possibly
poisonous substance on their hands of face
especially when this is easily preventable.
7The next step in removing the car battery is to
determine the negative terminal on the car part.
8With this said there is generally a black cover
over the negative terminal, and the red cap
generally means the positive terminal of the
connection post.
9Once the terminals have been identified the
driver should grab a properly fitting socket, and
remove the nut on the negative terminal of the
battery.
10Once that is done pull the negative connecter off
the battery.
11The same procedure should be done with the
positive terminal.
12Once the battery is removed the driver of the
vehicle is now able to focus on different
electrical parts of the vehicle.
13The owner can then decide if the battery just
needs to be cleaned and then reconnected.
14Whether the owner of the vehicle decides to
install the now clean battery or to place a new
battery the steps are the opposite order of the
car part removal.
15This means that to properly install the battery
the owner will connect the positive terminal
first, followed by the negative one.
16Once that is done screwing the nuts back on is
next.
17Once that is done you are finished installing the
battery.
18If the owner of the vehicle decided to replace
the battery or just has numerous car batteries
that need to be removed he or she can take these
extra batteries to any local car parts store in
order to properly recycle the battery.
19In conclusion, drivers should now have a better
understanding in what is needed to safely remove
a car battery, and install a new or cleaned
battery, and also where they can recycle their
old car batteries.