One of the best tutorials ever..the whole replacement process is fully explained; including every single detail..I think it's hard to get better than this.
Hi - Thanks for watching! The battery for the memory saver or a 12-volt battery connected to the "jump posts" under the good will supply power for opening the trunk.
This vent tube is new stuff to me. 1. What's it for? 2. Does the new battery have to have port for that? If not, can you just ignore that part and tuck away that tube?
over the lifetime of a battery like these. they can emit harmful gasses that you want to vent out. when the battery is inside the confines of your cabin like this in the trunk you want that to vent all the way outside the car. normal under-the-hood set ups dont really have these worries. although you will still see vent tubes on them as well. and yes all batteries that need that vent port will have one. all batteries HAVE that port actually. venting these gasses is critical to the batteries not exploding, quite literally. its just not that every application calls for it to be utilized for reasons that i mentioned above.
When I replaced my battery, (06 300c) I bought an H8 battery (stock is H7) which is 3 inches bigger and at the same price. Better if you live where it gets cold. Hold down bracket no longer fits but the strap will do the job. A smaller hold down bracket to work with the larger battery ( part number 5112059AB) is available if you want.
Hi - Thanks for watching! Torque specs vary with each application. We suggest that you refer to a service/repair manual for the vehicle you are working on for the proper torque specifications.
I replaced my battery on a 2012 Chrysler 300s and now the radio has a black screen and will not turn on and the air don t turn on or off just stays on, What can I do to fix it?
Hi - Thanks for watching. These things can happen If a memory saver was not used. We suggest that you check the vehicle owner’s manual or a service/repair manual as a system reset may be necessary.
Hi - Thanks for watching! Battery registration depends on the year/model, so we don't always have that information here in the studio. We suggest that you check with a service/repair manual for your vehicle to be sure.
Same here. I have a 9 year old original battery I'm about to replace. I wish I could find the same exact battery. People were shocked when I told them how long I have had the battery.
Should the vent port not used for the vent tube be plugged to prevent gasses from escaping the battery? This is a follow-up question concerning corrosion in the trunk and your response indicating the battery gasses must be vented outside via the vent tube. On the opposite side of the battery from the vent tube there is an identical vent port to be used if the vent tube is located on that side of the battery. thank you.
@2:41 mark that chasing ground is absolutely horrid. Needs to be their cleaned up or replaced, has corrosion all over it. Need to put some anti corrosion inhibitor on it to keep it from doing it again.
Hi - Thanks for watching! We suppose that everyone is different, but none of us have ever been "shocked" by a 12-volt car battery. We have however, created some spectacular sparking and arcing over time by shorting the positive battery cable to ground when using a memory saver. So be careful there.
Hi - Thanks for watching! Corrosion can occur when battery gases from a battery, when it is being aggressively charged, reacts with the lead battery posts even when the battery is inside the vehicle. These nasty gases must be vented outside of the vehicle via the vent tube.
Hi - Thanks for watching! We don't remember the year for this 300 as this was done about three years ago. The only Chrysler we have done with the battery in the fender so far is the Chrysler 200.
One of the best tutorials ever..the whole replacement process is fully explained; including every single detail..I think it's hard to get better than this.
This is the simplest and most effective tutorial I have ever watched online. Great teaching, sir
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This was great. It covered all the important details: socket size, torque spec, etc
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Thanks for the video! Made my replacement a lot easier!
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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Be well.
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Maybe next video should include how to get into trunk when battery is dead and unable to get into trunk to begin replacement process
Hi - Thanks for watching! The battery for the memory saver or a 12-volt battery connected to the "jump posts" under the good will supply power for opening the trunk.
I had to call a locksmith then I used the back seats pull down and I crawled into the trunk; used the trunks emergency hatch to pop the trunk.
great video . ive been a tech 42 years now and this was a awesome video
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There is absolutely NO need to remove spare tire.
🤣 agreed
Ikr..
Right 👍👍
It did help me see what I was doing, but no it wasn't really necessary
I'm lucky don't even have one anyways
Fast and simple ,thankyou
You did an awesome job explaining this I Love it
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This vent tube is new stuff to me.
1. What's it for?
2. Does the new battery have to have port for that? If not, can you just ignore that part and tuck away that tube?
over the lifetime of a battery like these. they can emit harmful gasses that you want to vent out. when the battery is inside the confines of your cabin like this in the trunk you want that to vent all the way outside the car. normal under-the-hood set ups dont really have these worries. although you will still see vent tubes on them as well.
and yes all batteries that need that vent port will have one. all batteries HAVE that port actually. venting these gasses is critical to the batteries not exploding, quite literally. its just not that every application calls for it to be utilized for reasons that i mentioned above.
@@jordaneimer2873 Thanks for the explanation.Never heard of the vent tube.Much appreciated.
When I replaced my battery, (06 300c) I bought an H8 battery (stock is H7) which is 3 inches bigger and at the same price. Better if you live where it gets cold. Hold down bracket no longer fits but the strap will do the job. A smaller hold down bracket to work with the larger battery ( part number 5112059AB) is available if you want.
Hi - Thanks for watching and sharing your experience!
Thank you I needed to hear this .the battery I replace should it be the same on that took out.just asking..
Get an AGM battery, no vent tube necessary.
I’ve never felt so small edit ty for the instructions
Very helpful, I followed and I did it.thanks
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Excellent video, Thank you.
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Thanks mate
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Thank you very much 😊
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There’s a certain way to tighten the bolt? Damn that’s crazy, where does it show or say when to stop tightening?
Hi - Thanks for watching! Torque specs vary with each application. We suggest that you refer to a service/repair manual for the vehicle you are working on for the proper torque specifications.
What’s the reason for specific tightening though? What if I just tighten is to a good ext? It wouldn’t work?
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I don't know anyone that uses torque wrench for a bloody car battery.
Aircraft yes.
Hi - Thanks for watching! Not many people do, even though the vehicle manufacturer's service procedure contains this step.
I replaced my battery on a 2012 Chrysler 300s and now the radio has a black screen and will not turn on and the air don
t turn on or off just stays on, What can I do to fix it?
Hi - Thanks for watching. These things can happen If a memory saver was not used. We suggest that you check the vehicle owner’s manual or a service/repair manual as a system reset may be necessary.
Thank you so much for your help 🙌
do I need to code the battery inCHRYSLER GRAND VOYAGER V
Hi - Thanks for watching! Battery registration depends on the year/model, so we don't always have that information here in the studio. We suggest that you check with a service/repair manual for your vehicle to be sure.
Just replaced the battery in my 2013 300c.....It was the original battery exactly NINE YEARS OLD when replaced.
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Same here. I have a 9 year old original battery I'm about to replace. I wish I could find the same exact battery. People were shocked when I told them how long I have had the battery.
Right!!!
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Should the vent port not used for the vent tube be plugged to prevent gasses from escaping the battery? This is a follow-up question concerning corrosion in the trunk and your response indicating the battery gasses must be vented outside via the vent tube. On the opposite side of the battery from the vent tube there is an identical vent port to be used if the vent tube is located on that side of the battery. thank you.
Hi - The unused vent tube port on the battery should be plugged with the plug that comes with the battery.
@@TheBatteryShop thanks
Maintenance pros!
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“Spare tire”
Laughs in SRT
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What if I don’t have the bracket
Hi - Thanks for watching! You can probably purchase the bracket from the Chrysler dealership parts department.
@2:41 mark that chasing ground is absolutely horrid. Needs to be their cleaned up or replaced, has corrosion all over it. Need to put some anti corrosion inhibitor on it to keep it from doing it again.
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What size battery is it?
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It's a 94r for all engines and trim levels.
So what happens when your battery dies and you can't open the trunk 🤔
Fold the backseat down to access the cable release.
Fold the backseat down like the homie said
Get a jump start box, and attatch to the propper area under the hood. Push the trunk release button.
Push the trunk button
Thank you!
Yeah right. It doesn't twist off that easy.
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how did you do it??
Will I get shocked??🤔🤔
Hi - Thanks for watching! We suppose that everyone is different, but none of us have ever been "shocked" by a 12-volt car battery. We have however, created some spectacular sparking and arcing over time by shorting the positive battery cable to ground when using a memory saver. So be careful there.
That strap was not that easy lol
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Battery is in the trunk there is t any corrosion. SMH
Hi - Thanks for watching! Corrosion can occur when battery gases from a battery, when it is being aggressively charged, reacts with the lead battery posts even when the battery is inside the vehicle. These nasty gases must be vented outside of the vehicle via the vent tube.
ummm what car is this for..the crysler 300 batter is in the wheel well not the trunk
Hi - Thanks for watching! We don't remember the year for this 300 as this was done about three years ago. The only Chrysler we have done with the battery in the fender so far is the Chrysler 200.
2013 in trunk
2014 300s in trunk
1999-2004 Chrysler 300M batteries are on the passenger side wheel well.My 2013 is in the trunk.