Just bought used 2006 didge stratus sxt before road trip thought would check battery,looked under hood-couldn't find.

Just disconnect the battery for 5 min's before starting work.

Thats exactly what it sounds like.

I don't believe this part is available aftermarket. I recently was looking for the same part on an 01, and could only find it at the dealer. It was right around 135 dollars. Have your vin number handy when you call them, they will probably ask you for it.

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Take off the cover of the fuse box and look on the inside, there is a diagram of the fuses locations and names.
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If you have the sedan as I do, open your hood, and looking straight in, it will be on the left side (passenger side) of the engine. On the sedan model it can be found under the large upper radiator hose. There should be two small retaining bolts, and then the sensor simply pulls out.

That car doesn't use freon, it uses refrigerant. Look under the hood for the label, it will tell you.

You open the hood and disconnect the negative terminal of the battery first, then the positive terminal. Remove the battery hold-down clamps. Swap with new battery.

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Call AutoZone they will know or your local Auto Parts Store

is it unde rthe tire ? front my my serbing or can u get to it under hood ? if its tire one u hav eto remove fornt left tire take out platsi stuff then thers batter behind wall k thx nick