If you find yourself having to jump-start your vehicle often or maybe you’ve been stuck on the side of the Watsonville road due to a faulty battery, then it’s probably time to get your battery changed. If you’re unsure how to install a car battery yourself, then you’re in luck. The service center at Santa Cruz Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram has put together an easy how-to guide to show you how you can perform your very own battery installation right from home.
Before you install a new battery, you’ll need to take the old battery out. Removing the battery isn’t difficult and doesn’t require many tools. To remove the battery, follow these simple steps:
You can find the tools you need to remove the battery at our parts store near Capitola or online.
Now that you have the old battery removed, the next step is to install the new battery.
Now, you should be ready to take on the Scotts Valley roads. If you’re still having battery issues or don’t feel comfortable performing a DIY car battery installation, then schedule a visit with our service center at Santa Cruz Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram.
Now that you know how to install a car battery, you can take the necessary steps to keep your battery and vehicle running like new on the Santa Cruz roads. Contact us for more service and parts information, to learn how long car batteries last, or vehicle repairs.
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