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HOW TO REPLACE A BATTERY TERMINAL ON A TOYOTA CAMRY, STUD STYLE TERMINAL!

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Today I show you how I replace a battery terminal on a Toyota Camry enjoy!
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24 авг 2024

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@FormulaPedestrian 3 месяца назад

Thank you for mentioning the marine style. I was in autozone looking at everything except

@seanademy 2 года назад

Thanks for this. Until I watched the video, this seemed like something I'd rather pay someone to do. Just removed the old one, and will grab a new one at the parts store. The only thing that's different is my wife keeps stating I should stand in ankle-deep water while doing this to make sure I don't void the warranty. Seems odd to me 🤣🤣

@robertgreatsinger9179 Год назад

No joking, I had a battery in a Cavalier explode on me (no acid hit my eyes Praise the Lord Jesus) ... No perimeter water needed.... Just a miracle... Learned to disconnect negative..... Whew !

@BEFOREMYTIME85 Год назад

If the screw on the replacement is too big use an index bit to widen it.

@8avexp Год назад

I wish it were that easy to remove that stud nut. I tried to remove it from my 4Runner's positive terminal and it won't budge. And it's not even rusty!

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Год назад

You might wanna use pliers to hold it while trying to remove it for leverage

@WalterWasserman 8 месяцев назад

Me too

@Lonbites 6 месяцев назад

Hi sir, I have a question. When I drive somewhere and park and go right back to my car. My car is dead. I’ve had someone jump my car before. The last couple times I just pop my hood open and wiggle the positive wire and my car battery works. But it works here and there where I have to wiggle or pull that wire on top of the battery for it to work. I hope it’s just a terminal issues and I’m going to change the terminal today. Any advices? Kind of worries me to not know if my car is going to turn on today or not and be stuck somewhere. Thank you

@TheEnthusiastMechanic 6 месяцев назад

Try changing the terminal if that doesn’t fix you might have some other issue you should definitely test it

@Lonbites 6 месяцев назад

@@TheEnthusiastMechanic I can’t change my terminal cause that screw on top that connects that other wire is too tight. Is there anything I can spray on it to safely loosen it? I don’t have the electric tool like you have. I used a click torque

@TheEnthusiastMechanic 6 месяцев назад

@@Lonbites try some penetrating oil, but sometimes they are under their tight after a few years

@kitziarodriguez4033 Месяц назад

Question!!🙋🏽‍♀️ I have a 2013 Toyota Corolla the wires leading into the terminal are very corroded some are split off how do I go about fixing that up ? Do I just cut into it like I would for the negative wire ?

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Месяц назад

Terminal replacement is pretty straightforward just like the one I show in the video and the positive terminal some cars have fuses so you just gotta be careful and make make sure you’re doing it correctly

@itsplug1681 6 месяцев назад

I need to replace the terminal on the negative end, but it looks like the clamp and wires are all connected together? Will I have to replace the entire negative cable?

@TheEnthusiastMechanic 6 месяцев назад

You can cut the end off and crimp a new one as long as your wire’s are long enough.

@WalterWasserman 8 месяцев назад

Thank you

@TheEnthusiastMechanic 8 месяцев назад

You're welcome

@nickillig5649 2 года назад

Thanks man

@s.mendez7160 Год назад

Do you have a link to the marine battery terminal you purchased? Thank you!

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Год назад

I don’t have a link to it but it’s from AutoZone. They usually bolt right up. Sometimes you do have to enlarge the hole just a little bit on the car side to fit the post thru

@s.mendez7160 Год назад

@@TheEnthusiastMechanic I appreciate you getting back to me! Perfect timming.

@samanthalloyd3139 Год назад

Where did you get those parts from? Because autozone doesn’t have those

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Год назад

They were at my local Autozone they do have them, but they arent specific to any car they are universal you’d have to look at the battery section area, where they sell, terminals and cables and things of such

@TruthSeekerAll Год назад

Hi, will there be any issues if we used an after market terminal that is different than the stock terminal type?

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Год назад

No just make sure you can secure any wires to it for the best connection

@TruthSeekerAll Год назад

@@TheEnthusiastMechanic great to know. Thanks 👍

@GhastlySandwich Год назад

What about the negative terminal

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Год назад

It’s the same process on the negative end aswell

@Lorestat Год назад

@@TheEnthusiastMechanic Its not the same process, the negative does not have a replacement Terminal, its a cable to a Ground.

@TheEnthusiastMechanic Год назад

@@Lorestat if you replace the whole cable end of it with the terminal, yes that would be different but in the case of just cutting off the terminal, if let’s say it was all rotted away, it would be the same process as in the video if you were not replacing just the terminal and with the original style