BMW X2 (F39) Battery Replacement 2017 - 2023 Models
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- Detailed step-by-step instructions for replacing your own battery in 2017-2013 BMW X2 vehicles. Save money and do it yourself! No need to go to the dealership.
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there are two 8mm screws that hold the panel protecting the positive terminal at 3:50 in the video. You have to remove those screws before you can “pop” anything off without breaking things and cussing.
Thank you!
Remove airbox. That's the correct way no need to loosen the braces.
Hello, can you elaborate? I need to do this
What a piece of s…t this X2 with the battery in front. All other models are a piece of cake replacing the battery in the trunk. I hope you register it after all this hassle 🙂
troll much ?
"remove positive first" then you removed the negative..... little bit of confusion there!
No mention on registering the new battery ?
he mentions it at 1:37
like right at start of video around 1.30 into it
Thanks for the video, but for those of us without the scanner to registry the battery…we either spend the money on the scanner or take it to the dealer/shop
, correct?
did you buy the scanner?
You can borrow the scanner from Autozone
Good Job 👍👍🤙
there's is a E Z way to do it
Where is the starter on a BMW X2?
Under the engine.
I'm glad I don't have a BMW after watching this!
why watch if you don't have one ? Like I don't watch honda sh!t videos cause I don't have one - FFS some people
@@eastcoastphotography I was helping a friend replace her battery.
It's also not a bad idea to watch a few maintenance videos for different cars so you can better talk smack. Every replacement (headlights, air filters, battery) on my Accord I've had to so far at 80k miles has been really easy haha.
@@eastcoastphotography lol L comment, its a fucking pain my girl has one, deal with reality bro
Remove the airbox first.....
That’s length , not width ……..and don’t bend shit ,loosen it .
German engineering at its best. (sarcasm) What a moronic way to design a replacable part. He didn't even show the challenges of getting it all back together, which is going to be a hot mess. Batteries go bad much more quickly now due to all the electric nannies (required by people who can't drive without all the buttons and bells telling the what to do). To have a tech do all this, plus the cost of the battery and the "reprogramming" of all the bells and buttons, is $1000.00!! Parts and labor. Engineers are asswhacks these days. Break My Wallet at its finest. Time to dump the BMW.
I'd recommend Honda if you're dumping BMW. Battery replacement on my accord was way simpler as well as all other maintenance I've had to do so far.
This "reprogramming" it must be done on all new cars.... you have to tell the car that you installed a new battery so that it doesn't charge it aggressively like an old battery...