You don't. You remove the positive cable first. Here's why.
If you remove the negative cable, then it's dangling or it's in a place where the tension on the cable can move it and touch a metal part of the either the body, frame or other component, thus inadvertently completing the circuit. With the power still connected while you're performing maintenance, you can get shocked, or fry a component. Same with removing jumper cables, remove the positive first, then the negative. If the positive cable hits the body or the frame, nothing happens, it's two negative sides meeting together, NOT completing the circuit.
1. Remove negative battery cable 2. remove positive battery cable 3. remove battery 4. install new battery 5.attach positive cable 6.attach negative cable
Remove the negative and then positive cables from the battery.
Disconnect the positive battery cable from the battery, make sure you take off the positive one before the negative one. Then disconnect the negative cable. Remove the clamps holding the battery down. Pull the battery out. Put the new one in. Put the battery clamps back on. (make sure you clean the battery connections. make sure there is no corrosion) Connect the negative cable first, tighten it, then connect the positive cable and tighten it. You are done. disconnect the positive and negative connections ( only 2 connections ) remove battery. replace with new then connect the negative and positive connections to the correct terminals. There is a plastic cover over your battery. Remove the positive cable, then the negative cable (if its stock, then it uses an 8mm wrench). Then remove the plastic cover. On the side of the battery closest to the middle of the truck, there is a plastic "chunk" held down by an 8mm bolt. Use an 8mm socket with about a 10" extension to remove this. Take out the battery and replace using the reverse procedure. It should be replaced with a 65 series battery in your expedition. Note - black is negative. red is positive
Remove the negative first and connect it back up last.
Battery is located on the passeger side. Remove the air filter that covers it. Remove negative cable on left side of battery. Then remove positive cable on right. Then remove battery drain tube on left side of battery. Remove two nuts on positive side of battery on clamp that secures it to vehicle. Remove battery and replace with new one. Then secure battery clamp with two nuts remove. Then replace drain tube, positive and then negative cables. Last replace air filter over battery.
Remove the seat. You will find the battery under it. Remove the negative terminal first, then the positive terminal.
First remove the Negative cable first, and then you can remove the positive cale safely. Al
it is located under the seat. there are four bolts to remove the black plastic battery cover. remove the positive + (red) leed first then the Negative - (black). remove the battery and place the new one in the battery box. hook up the negative - (black) then the positive + (red) to the battery. reinstall the battery cover then the seat.
The battery on a 1977 Corvette is located behind the drivers seat, in the storage compartment farthest to the left of the vehicle. To remove the battery, open the storage compartment door. Remove the negative cable first before anything else so there is no danger of grounding out the positive terminal. The negative terminal is always black, and has a - (minus) sign on the battery. Next , remove the positive cable from the battery . Finally, remove the battery hold down . This is usually a long bolt and metal plate, or it may be a strap , and the battery should lift straight out of the storage compartment. Be careful not to tip the battery over, or make contact between the battery terminals. Installing the new battery is the reverse process. Make sure to install the positive cable before the negative . This helps to prevent grounding out the positive cable .
It is underneath the backseat on the driver's side! Remove the positive and negative wire from battery post...pull battery out and replace!!
Remove the bolts that hold down the battery, remove the negative, remove the positive, and then pull it out. To install, do the following steps in reverse order.
Find your battery. Remove the negative post first. Then positive. Install new battery. Hook up positive post first, then negative. VROOM!