Great video and I appreciate you calling out the socket sizes. I just replaced my battery after managing to get 6.75yrs out of the factory battery! The radio presets reset but all settings and paired Bluetooth devices stay in the memory.
Hi. I just replaced my battery following these instructions. My new battery came with a little elbow vent and vent plug. Said it’s required for outside battery venting. I don’t see anything about that in a manual or in this video so I’m assuming I don’t need it? Assuming it’s for cars with batteries not under the hood?
Sometimes you don’t need it and sometimes you do need it.. if it is in front of the car (under the hood ) you don’t necessarily need it because it’s not in a closed up, closed up area… now if it was in a closed up, closed up area I recommend to put it back on the battery…. I have changed a lot of cars where the battery is in a closed up area and not happened to it. Like bmws most of they battery are in the truck and nothing happens. So you should be good..
@@Nocallnoshowtruckerokay thank you!! I have a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe just like this one. I was worried I might explode my battery by not using it and didn’t want to start it up yet. Lol
@@bigfootsboggybottomlodge4954 I’m doing the battery on September 1 st. I had a Engine light on so I took off the negative waited a few minutes and put it back on engine light is off. I did replace the gas cap that was causing that issue. All good. I had a serpentine belt to put in some air filters. I’ll be sure to let you know. Thank for checking on it. 😊
Thanks for the tutorial. It saved us
Thank you so much! You saved my family's Easter celebration 😊
Great video and I appreciate you calling out the socket sizes. I just replaced my battery after managing to get 6.75yrs out of the factory battery! The radio presets reset but all settings and paired Bluetooth devices stay in the memory.
Just what I needed. Thanks much!
Happy to help out!
Thanks for posting this! Saved my fourth of July!
Happy to help.. happy fourth
Man, a year later and this video is still useful. Thanks!
Happy to help..
Thanks, your video was very helpful!
Hi. I just replaced my battery following these instructions. My new battery came with a little elbow vent and vent plug. Said it’s required for outside battery venting. I don’t see anything about that in a manual or in this video so I’m assuming I don’t need it? Assuming it’s for cars with batteries not under the hood?
Sometimes you don’t need it and sometimes you do need it.. if it is in front of the car (under the hood ) you don’t necessarily need it because it’s not in a closed up, closed up area… now if it was in a closed up, closed up area I recommend to put it back on the battery…. I have changed a lot of cars where the battery is in a closed up area and not happened to it. Like bmws most of they battery are in the truck and nothing happens. So you should be good..
@@Nocallnoshowtruckerokay thank you!! I have a 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe just like this one. I was worried I might explode my battery by not using it and didn’t want to start it up yet. Lol
so you don't need to put electronic grease on the terminals
No.. that’s is a you option… its not needed
I have a 2014 they want 238 to change my battery. If you take the battery out will you loose the GPS or radio?
Losing the radio or gps only happened on certain car like Honda odyssey or the new model rams. But on your car, you are not going to lose the radio.
Ty your videos are very informative. Thank you for answering my question. Looks like I’m going to put a battery in. 😊
@@brenda02756 Hey there, just wondering how it went ? hope well.
did you do it or did you get help ?
@@bigfootsboggybottomlodge4954 I’m doing the battery on September 1 st. I had a Engine light on so I took off the negative waited a few minutes and put it back on engine light is off. I did replace the gas cap that was causing that issue. All good.
I had a serpentine belt to put in some air filters. I’ll be sure to let you know. Thank for checking on it. 😊
Where you buy the battery and the price please 🙏
I use to work at a shop batteries always there