2017 Silverado Battery Replacement

[@Calamity_Joan]

After watching your video, I was able to change out the battery in my 2018 Chevy. I am a 69-year-old lady who hasn't worked on a car in years. Your video made it easy, thank you so much.

[@EnigmaProducciones01]

Thanks

[@libertytwins6845]

Thank you!

[@petepachucs]

Thank you for the video just swapped my battery out using this video as reference.

[@bvirgo954]

Did you have any shutdown cut offs problems ever since you placed a new battery ?

[@stevemccannon7224]

thanks for your help !! it worked

[@jorger4728]

Thank you for the video. Very helpful

[@peterbundarin8878]

Generally you should always disconnect the negative lead first and reconnect it last when working with batteries. That way you will not have to worry about shorts that can cause burns and arc fires.

[@Superthecod]

Then when you’re undoing the positive you’ll arc on anything you touch with the tool. Lol. You always disconnect the positive first then negative.

[@notdavid8175]

Thank ya for the video sir, very informative.

[@ralphcourtney9591]

Must have a longer battery in mine, I had to loosen the coolant tank to get it out. Nightmare as far as a battery change out goes.

[@caseG80]

Other videos show where u remove bar that holds battery down and the battery twists easily to pull it out without needing to loosen tank

[@josephriffle124]

The first time someone follows this video and touches their rachet to the positive junction block when installing the negative post will find out this is a very unsafe procedure.

[@jenniferr9614]

I replaced my battery and now my AC will not cool.

[@josephriffle124]

I'm sorry but I stop watching when you decided to pull the positive junction block first. The negative post should be pulled before the positive junction block cover.