Jeep BE0H7700AA Battery-Storage

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Add enough water to bring it to the correct level.

The battery tray can be removed by detaching the Power Distribution Center from the battery tray, removing the battery tray mounting bolts, and then removing the battery tray.

Some specific systems that may require recalibration after reconnecting the battery include the front window express-up/express-down system, power sunroof initialization, and the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Steering Angle Sensor (SAS) recalibration.

Routine preventive maintenance of the vehicle's battery is crucial for reliable and swift starts, ensuring that your vehicle starts consistently without any issues.

Remove the spare tire access cover, disconnect the negative cable, remove the battery retention strap, disconnect the vent tube, remove the hold-down bolt and clamp, and lift out the battery. Install the new battery following the reverse of the removal steps.

Examine the battery's external condition, checking for corrosion, loose connections, cracks, and damaged clamps or cables.

Rapid boost charges that may damage batteries not in good condition should be avoided.

When charging the battery, you should remove cell caps (if equipped) and cover the holes, then connect the charger leads and set the charger to 12 volts.

To install the new battery, simply reverse the removal process.

The battery tray should be checked for its condition, and the hold-down clamp fasteners should be checked for tightness.

Check the alternator charging voltage and replace it if necessary. Perform an open-voltage circuit test using a voltmeter to ensure the battery charge is correct.

Look at the indicator eye on top of the battery. A green eye indicates 75 to 100 percent charge, a black eye indicates 0 to 75 percent charge, and a clear eye indicates low electrolyte level.

Add water to the correct level.

Corrosion on the hold-down components, battery case, and surrounding areas can be removed with a solution of water and baking soda, followed by rinsing with plain water. Any metal parts damaged by corrosion should be covered with a zinc-based primer and painted.

Corrosion damage on metal vehicle parts should be covered with zinc-based primer and painted.

If corrosion is evident, the battery should be removed for cleaning by loosening the cable clamp bolts and disconnecting the hold-down clamp bolt and nut. The cable clamps should be thoroughly cleaned with a battery brush or terminal cleaner and a solution of warm water and baking soda. The terminals and top of the battery case should be washed with the same solution, being careful not to let it get into the battery. The battery posts should be cleaned with a terminal cleaner if extensively corroded. All cleaned areas should be thoroughly washed with plain water.

Inspect the indicator eye on the top of the battery, where a green color indicates 75 to 100 percent charge, black signifies 0 to 75 percent charge, and a clear or bright appearance indicates low electrolyte level.