Should the Positive or Negative Terminal Be Removed First When Disconnecting a Car Battery?
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When disconnecting a car battery, the negative terminal should be removed first. Steps for disconnecting the battery: Turn off the ignition and remove the key; disconnect the negative battery terminal; remove the positive terminal protective cover; disconnect the positive battery terminal; remove the battery securing device; take out the battery; reverse the steps for installation. Note: During installation, connect the positive terminal first, followed by the negative terminal. After battery installation, perform necessary initial settings for your vehicle according to the user manual. Function of the battery: The battery is a crucial component in a car and is also a wearable part that requires regular replacement. When the engine is not running, the battery supplies power to the car; after starting the engine, the alternator powers the car's electronic devices. Battery replacement timing: The battery needs to be replaced periodically. A typical car battery lasts 3 to 4 years. Over time, the battery's charging capacity diminishes, indicating the need for replacement. Before winter arrives, it is advisable to check the battery. If the battery's internal resistance and voltage do not meet standard values, replacement is also necessary.