How do I remove and reinstall a battery in an 850? (96)

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Turn your phone off then remove the battery from your phone for a minute or 2. Reinstall the battery in the phone turn the Bluetooth on in your phone and make it visible for 3 min. Then try to pair the phone to the car. After you are paired to the car and your car wont find your phone a week or 2 later just remove phone battery for a minute or 2 reinstall battery and you should be ok again. I had a Lincoln that would do that.

Remove battery terminals, remove battery retainer bracket. Remove battery. Put new battery in place, reinstall the retainer bracket or clamp, replace battery terminals. Your done!

Remove the negative cable end from the battery. Remove the positive cable end from the battery. Remove the hold down bolt from the front of the battery hold down. Loosen the rear battery hold down nut and remove the battery hold down. Remove the battery. Reverse this order to reinstall.

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To replace the starter of a 1998 toyota corolla, please follow the steps below:

1. Remove the key from the ignition, and remove the battery, do not attempt this with the battery in car.
2. Remove the battery and tray.
3. Look to the rear of the engine, You'll see the top of the starter, loosen and remove the 14mm bolt/nut holding it down below,
4. Drain the radiator and remove the lower radiator hose. This will let You squeeze the starter around the AC line,
5. Then install the new starter, the one bolt You removed from the bottom, screw the last 14mm bolt on the starter into the transmission loosely,
6. Go up top, reinstall the top bolt, tighten this firmly but not all the way,
7. Go below, tighten the bottom bolt to final spec.
   
8. Reattach all the wires, make sure the trigger wire is snapped in fully.
9. Go up top, firmly firmly tighten to spec the top bolt,
10. Reinstall everything You removed up top the below,
11. Reinstall the battery and make sure the ignition is off while doing this,
12. Hook up battery and ensure every thing that was loosened has been installed back on.
13. Then You crank it to see if it will start.

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Things You'll Need:

• Battery terminal wrench
• Serpentine belt removal tool
• 3/8-inch ratchet
• 3/8-inch metric socket set

1. Turn off the engine and place the transmission in park (automatic) or first gear (manual). Engage the parking brake and open the hood. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery terminal using the battery terminal wrench.
   

2. Remove the serpentine belt by inserting the end of the serpentine belt tool into the square hole on the belt tensioner and rotating the removal tool clockwise. Unplug the alternator's electrical connector. Remove the bolt holding the positive voltage cable to the alternator using a 3/8-inch ratchet and a metric socket. Remove the positive voltage cable from the alternator.
   

3. Remove the alternator bracket bolts using a metric socket connected to a 3/8-inch ratchet. Remove the alternator from the car. Place the new alternator in the mounting brackets and reinstall the mounting bolts using a 3/8-inch ratchet connected to a metric socket.
   

4. Reinstall the positive voltage cable on the alternator and tighten the retaining nut using a 3/8-inch ratchet and a metric socket. Plug in the alternator's electrical connector. Compress the serpentine belt tensioner using the serpentine belt tool. Reinstall the serpentine belt according to the belt-routing diagram located under the hood.
   

5. Reconnect the negative cable to the battery using the battery terminal wrench. Start the engine and verify that the alternator works.
   

Steps to replace the battery

Air Cleaner Removal

1. Loosen the air intake hose clamp (with a flathead screwdriver), which holds the intake tube to the air box lid.

2. Once the hose clamp is loosened, pop open the two spring-loaded clamps on the left and front side of the air box. The clamps help secure the lid to the air box. On the back of the air box lid there are 4 plastic slots, which match up with 4 corresponding tabs on the air box. In order to unhinge the lid from the air box, slide the lid away from you about an inch and gently lift the lid up. Ensure that the lid is free from the air box hinge; then carefully disconnect the air intake hose from the lid at the hose clamp and remove the lid from the engine compartment.

3. Lift the air filter out of the air box. 4. Disconnect the PCV hose from the lower air box.

5. The lower air box is removed by just tugging straight up on it. It will pop out as it's held in place by two rubber pins that wedge into the indentations in the plastic air box.

Battery Removal

6. Disconnect the battery terminals - negative 1st, the positive. 7. Remove the anchor bolt at the base of the battery using a 1/2" socket. 8. Lift battery out (with a battery carrier strap). Save the thermal blanket wrap to slip on the new battery.

Cleanup and Installation

9. Clean the terminals by dipping in a cup filled with baking soda and warm water. Use a battery terminal cleaning tool, wire brush to remove the corrosion or a tiny screw driver to scrape with. Rinse with water and clean up the tray with a towel.

10. Install the thermal blanket on new battery. Note the position of the notches on the blanket when replacing it. Lift into car and slide the battery as much as possible towards fender. Reinstall retaining bolt.

11. Install felt washers ($1) to prevent corrosion on the terminals

12. Reinstall terminals (positive 1st, then negative). Apply some grease or Vaseline to the tops of the terminals.

13. Reinstall air cleaner box. Carefully line it up and push down Make sure to seat it completely when you reinstall it.

14. Reinstall filter; cover. Make sure clips are on tight.
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there is a metal bar running over top of the battery. remove the 3 bolts and remove the bar. disconnect the battery terminals - first negative, then positive. at the bottom of the battery, there is a hold down block help in placed by a 13mm bolt. remove this. battery should now pull out. place new battery into position, place hold down block into position, reinstall 13mm bolt. reconnect terminals - positive first, then negative. place the tubular bar back into position and reinstall the 3 bolts. good luck!

Steps to replace the battery

Air Cleaner Removal

1. Loosen the air intake hose clamp (with a flathead screwdriver), which holds the intake tube to the air box lid.

2. Once the hose clamp is loosened, pop open the two spring-loaded clamps on the left and front side of the air box. The clamps help secure the lid to the air box. On the back of the air box lid there are 4 plastic slots, which match up with 4 corresponding tabs on the air box. In order to unhinge the lid from the air box, slide the lid away from you about an inch and gently lift the lid up. Ensure that the lid is free from the air box hinge; then carefully disconnect the air intake hose from the lid at the hose clamp and remove the lid from the engine compartment.

3. Lift the air filter out of the air box. 4. Disconnect the PCV hose from the lower air box.

5. The lower air box is removed by just tugging straight up on it. It will pop out as it's held in place by two rubber pins that wedge into the indentations in the plastic air box.

Battery Removal

6. Disconnect the battery terminals - negative 1st, the positive. 7. Remove the anchor bolt at the base of the battery using a 1/2" socket. 8. Lift battery out (with a battery carrier strap). Save the thermal blanket wrap to slip on the new battery.

Cleanup and Installation

9. Clean the terminals by dipping in a cup filled with baking soda and warm water. Use a battery terminal cleaning tool, wire brush to remove the corrosion or a tiny screw driver to scrape with. Rinse with water and clean up the tray with a towel.

10. Install the thermal blanket on new battery. Note the position of the notches on the blanket when replacing it. Lift into car and slide the battery as much as possible towards fender. Reinstall retaining bolt.

11. Install felt washers ($1) to prevent corrosion on the terminals

12. Reinstall terminals (positive 1st, then negative). Apply some grease or Vaseline to the tops of the terminals.

13. Reinstall air cleaner box. Carefully line it up and push down Make sure to seat it completely when you reinstall it.

14. Reinstall filter; cover. Make sure clips are on tight.

Good luck and thank you for using Fixya

the battery is in the rear of car on the right, lift up the 1st storage panel and then the next one covering the spare tire, the battery is held in place by a simple bracket, remove the bracket, then remove the negative battery cable then the positive, clean the battery cables as needed and reinstall new battery.