Mopar BB034525AA Battery-Storage

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You should avoid using high amperage chargers or rapid boost charges because they can strain or damage the battery.

Disconnect the negative cable first, then the positive cable. Remove the battery thermo-wrap, hold-down clamp, and lift out the battery. Replace it with a battery of identical specifications. When removing the battery tray, disconnect the hose from the vacuum reservoir, remove the mounting bolt and nuts, and lift up the tray while disconnecting the electrical connector from the battery temperature sensor. Wash the tray and reinstall it following the reverse of the removal process.

You should avoid using high amperage chargers or rapid boost charges because they can strain or damage the battery.

Disconnect the negative battery cable and visually inspect the battery's state of charge using the indicator eye (if equipped). Charge the battery or add distilled water if needed. Use a hydrometer to check the specific gravity of the electrolyte in each cell. Perform an open circuit voltage test using a digital voltmeter, ensuring the battery voltage is above 12.5 volts. Use a battery load tester to evaluate the battery's ability to handle heavy amperage draw during startup and accessories operation. Cold temperatures may slightly affect the minimum voltage requirements. To test for battery drain, disconnect all accessories and check the current drain using a digital ammeter. Normal drain is around 100 milliamps or less, while excessive drain can cause battery discharge.

Ensure that you purchase one that is identical in dimensions, amperage rating, and cold cranking rating.

You can determine the state of charge of the battery by measuring the specific gravity with a hydrometer or checking the built-in hydrometer (if applicable), or by using a digital voltmeter to check the charge. A fully charged battery should read 12.6 volts or higher.