There is a danger in disconnecting a cars battery if your wrench grounds while disconnecting the positive terminal while the ground is still attached. It is advisable to disconnect the negative terminal first. When reconnecting the battery ( or new one ) connect the positive cable first. Also be careful to get the polarity correct or you may damage electronic components.
The battery is located under the passenger seat in the Picasso. Caution should always be used when removing the battery as apparently it can corrupt the cars computer system if disconnected incorrectly. Everything should be switched off and all doors closed for at least 3 minutes before disconnecting, to allow the computer to go to sleep. If this is not followed then the software can be corrupted. Do not operate any equipment for the 3 minutes before disconnecting. (Check out the Citroen 3 minute rule)
No, you can't clear codes on any vehicle by disconnecting the battery. Thet are stored in the ECM and are still there when you re-connect the battery.
older cars had a generator ,not an alternator, but you can always use a battery charger to charge a battery
Any relay could be the cause.
Usually the dipstick in near the battery somewhere but if its triptonic then there is none and also on any manual cars. Usually the dipstick in near the battery somewhere but if its triptonic then there is none and also on any manual cars.
Detach the negative battery cable then the positive battery cableIf car is equipped with Delco Loc 2 or Theftlock audio system make sure you have the activation code first before disconnecting the battery cablesDetach any brackets or braces that would interfere with the removal of the battery then remove the hold-down clamp from the battery carrierCarefully lift the battery out
Detach the negative battery cable then the positive battery cableIf car is equipped with Delco Loc 2 or Theftlock audio system make sure you have the activation code first before disconnecting the battery cablesDetach any brackets or braces that would interfere with the removal of the battery then remove the hold-down clamp from the battery carrierCarefully lift the battery out
Detach the negative battery cable then the positive battery cableIf car is equipped with Delco Loc 2 or Theftlock audio system make sure you have the activation code first before disconnecting the battery cablesDetach any brackets or braces that would interfere with the removal of the battery then remove the hold-down clamp from the battery carrierCarefully lift the battery out
Usually, disconnecting the battery cable is what resets your car's computer(s) ... typically reverting to "default" settings and (sometimes) clearing any trouble codes. Generally, there's no need to do anything after you've reconnected the battery. Some cars have "learning" modes that adjust various settings based on your driving style, and it might take some time for the computer to re-learn everything. But there shouldn't be a big difference. A few cars have language display settings (German/English, for example) that "toggle" from one to the other each time the battery is disconnected. The owner's manual should explain how this works.
Detach the negative battery cable then the positive battery cableIf car is equipped with Delco Loc 2 or Theftlock audio system make sure you have the activation code first before disconnecting the battery cablesDetach any brackets or braces that would interfere with the removal of the battery then remove the hold-down clamp from the battery carrierCarefully lift the battery out
Detach the negative battery cable then the positive battery cableIf car is equipped with Delco Loc 2 or Theftlock audio system make sure you have the activation code first before disconnecting the battery cablesDetach any brackets or braces that would interfere with the removal of the battery then remove the hold-down clamp from the battery carrierCarefully lift the battery out
Detach the negative battery cable then the positive battery cableIf car is equipped with Delco Loc 2 or Theftlock audio system make sure you have the activation code first before disconnecting the battery cablesDetach any brackets or braces that would interfere with the removal of the battery then remove the hold-down clamp from the battery carrierCarefully lift the battery out