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How to change a battery in a Saturn ion 2003?

I know the battery is in the trunk of this car, but I need to know how to change the battery

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1. Open the trunk

2. Lift the carpet/flooring of the trunk to reveal the battery.

3. Disconnect the negative battery cable (8mm)

4. Disconnect the positive battery cable (8mm).

5. Remove the battery hold down block (13mm).

6. Remove the battery vent tubes from the top of the battery.

7. Lift the battery out of the trunk.

8. Install the new battery in the trunk.

9. Install the hold down block.

10. Install the battery vent tubes.

11. Install the positive cable.

12. Install the negative cable.

13. Lay the flooring/carpet back down where it fits correctly.

14. Close the trunk.

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