Thanks for taking the time to share this with the world. It really helped my husband who volunteered to help a friend with her car. He knew what tools to bring, where the battery was located and how to access it. It made him look like a pro and real hero. He was standing on your shoulders, bro. Thanks. Tiny ripples make big waves.
The greatest help was knowing what socket size I needed … had to buy them and also since I don’t have a drill I had to get a socket 6” extender to be able to remove battery clamp .. the rest was easy Peasy .. popped in battery said a silent prayer and vroooom strong startup … thankful old battery cranked my car for a whole two weeks before I was able to get tools.
It's a good idea to leave the negative terminal connected and tight until you've fully disconnected the positive terminal. Everything in the vehicle is grounded to negative. Disconnecting positive first allows the grounding to stay intact until power is drained from the system to help avoid electronics issues. It's only something like a few hundred milliseconds, but it matters with electronics.
Will getting a generic one and installing it yourself void any dealer warranty? I have only had Chevy prior to getting my Hyundai and I read that Hyundai likes to have a tighter grip on things.
What kind of battery do I need for a 2021 Kona? This looks exactly like what's under my hood and my battery is dying and none of my local shops seem to carry a battery for it.
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Thanks for taking the time to share this with the world. It really helped my husband who volunteered to help a friend with her car. He knew what tools to bring, where the battery was located and how to access it. It made him look like a pro and real hero. He was standing on your shoulders, bro. Thanks. Tiny ripples make big waves.
Ok, was not expecting 'Fester cam' 😺😻
The greatest help was knowing what socket size I needed … had to buy them and also since I don’t have a drill I had to get a socket 6” extender to be able to remove battery clamp .. the rest was easy Peasy .. popped in battery said a silent prayer and vroooom strong startup … thankful old battery cranked my car for a whole two weeks before I was able to get tools.
It's a good idea to leave the negative terminal connected and tight until you've fully disconnected the positive terminal. Everything in the vehicle is grounded to negative. Disconnecting positive first allows the grounding to stay intact until power is drained from the system to help avoid electronics issues. It's only something like a few hundred milliseconds, but it matters with electronics.
So a battery saver is not required for this? I have a 2022 Hyundai Kona
I did it -- thank you!!!
Great video! What battery do you recommend for a 2019 Kona LTD 1.6T?
Whatever the cca rating is on the old just get the same.
Will getting a generic one and installing it yourself void any dealer warranty? I have only had Chevy prior to getting my Hyundai and I read that Hyundai likes to have a tighter grip on things.
No
cant go wrong with an interstate H6 (48) AGM - 760
What kind of battery do I need for a 2021 Kona? This looks exactly like what's under my hood and my battery is dying and none of my local shops seem to carry a battery for it.
Any battery with the terminals in the right place will work. Rec a AGM 600cca
Thanks!
Don't you have to do a relearn on the computer?
No.
Mechanic wanted $300 for a new battery… nah I’m okay I have TH-cam
What about the car alarm?
The 2019 doesn't use a key it's push button.
What about the car alarm?
Hu
promo sm
Don’t buy Kia and Hyundai easiest way to not replace the battery 😂
Cringe
Thanks!