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Make sure the transmission is in Park (or first gear if you have a manual gearbox) and that the parking brake is engaged.
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In addition to being dirty, the battery contains corrosive agents and may release flammable gases.
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Gloves can also help protect you from an unpleasant shock if you accidentally mishandle the battery.
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If you're not sure, simply continue reading.
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Pull the hood release lever. It's usually located inside the car, near the steering wheel.
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Raise the hood by simultaneously lifting and pressing up on the hood latch release (usually located beneath the front edge of the hood, near the center or center-right).
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If not, use one hand to hold the hood open temporarily while securing the hood with the prop rod:
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Lift one end of the prop rod up or out to release it from the front area of the engine bay.
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Swing the end of the prop rod up and slide it into the cutout on the underside of the hood.
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Locate the battery. It's normally rectangular and roughly 8-14" across.
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On some models, the battery may be located in the trunk—usually under or behind the trunk lining. Look around or consult your owner's manual.
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Using a correctly sized wrench or socket, loosen the nut/bolt securing the cable on the negative battery terminal.
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If the nut or bolt spins without loosening, it may be necessary to counter-hold the opposite side with a second wrench or socket.
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Remove the cable from the negative battery terminal.
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