How to Replace a Car Battery (2009-2016 Toyota Corolla & Camry Battery Replacement)
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- How to Replace a Car Battery. 2009-2016 Toyota Corolla & Camry Battery Replacement. How to Change Toyota Corolla Battery Step by Step. Car Battery Replacement How to Choose a battery for your car. Understanding the basics of a car battery.
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This is great. I was married 35 years. My husband used to do all of this. He died this past February so now i have to do it all. This was a great explanation.
I’m sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss.
One of the greatest how-to vids I've ever watched - all the info, clearly explained, in a perfectly logical order, with no extra chatter. SUBBED.
Thank you so much...truly means a lot🙂
Thank you! this was very straightforward, quick, and didn’t have any unnecessary information
Glad to be able to help🙂 thank you for the support
Thank you. These little things can cost a ton of money at the auto shop. They can be done easily when you have great videos like this one guiding you through the process.
Outstanding video. All steps clear, explanations were awesome. Showing us size of wrench, explaining how touching negative post differs from positive. Camera work was steady and clear. Great work! Liked and subscribed.
Thank you🙂 i really appreciate it
Thank you so much for your video. I have moved far away from my dad and definitely was nervous about changing the battery. But your video is perfect!
Glad to be able to help🙂
actually shows the installation. Good clean, precise, thanks
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Quick, clear, and to the point! Thank you sooooo much!! I will be changing my battery for my 2015 corolla this weekend and I wanted to make sure I did it safely and correctly!
Thank you🙂 thats great! Hopefully everything goes smoothly good luck
I’ve read you have to keep the battery running via obd port with extra 12v battery in order for the cpu to not reset and cause more issues. Is this step completely necessary for my 2016 Corolla? I can’t find any info on it.
Well yea using one of those devices will save all ur presets and stuff..but if not done properly it could damage ur computer so i dont even use those devices..if u do it fast enough though the computer will still retain its memory
@@backyardchevy328 oh good to know. Thanks! Edit: Lastly, my dealership added quite a bit of grease when it was serviced last. I was wondering what that grease is - I understand it's to prevent any corrosion.
not sure why Google didn't recommend this as the first option -- great how-to video, as all the other comments say. Thanks for sharing!
this guy's voice is calming, and this video is better than the other guy's who skipped the steps of taking everything off
Thank you🙂
Thank you for this informative video! I totally agree with others. This is one of the great videos that explains steps by steps very well and clearly!
Thank you so much🙂
this video instruction was so clear and informative...thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you i really appreciate it🙂
Thank you for posting this video. It helped a lot and I appreciate the details step by step of replacing the battery and tools you need for this.
Anytime...Glad to be able to help🙂
thank you so much! I was nervous about changing the battery but now i'm confident to do it!
Quick. Simple…. Thank you man
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Simple instructions. Appreciate it. Not too much extra information necessitating skipping forward to how to change the damn thing.
Nice vid
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You just saved me from catching the bus to school! thankyou for this easy to follow instructions!
So glad i could help🙂
What an amazing, no bullshit video. Thank you!
THANK YOU. very informative and to the point. no bullshit. loved it👍
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Thanks you really helped me. It was my first time checking a battery 🔋
Thats awesome, glad to be able to help🙂
Yes best video for my everyday car been parked for a month an come find out it’s battery easy
thank you for this video. I'm going to try for the first time to change my own car battery today or in the next couple of days.
Thats great! Hope everything goes well..good luck🙂
Heck yeah. Easy. I reset my toyota tacoma. Awesome.
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Thats great! Im so glad to be able to help🙂
I did my car battery replacement.Just followed your instructions. Thanks a lot,
Thats great!🙂 great job
God bless you my man. Thank you so much for this video. Very informative and straight to the point. I have one question though, when removing the battery you first removed the negative terminal (right) to avoid a nasty spark. Is there a reason when you put the new battery on you decided to slot back on the positive terminal (left) first?
Thank you🙂 Yes, for the same reason..when u tighten the positive(while negative is disconnected)and if u hit something metal while ur tightening it, it wont spark until the negative is connected, so that's why the negative is disconnected first and also connected last.
@@backyardchevy328 gotcha brother. That makes sense! 😁🙏✌
You're the man.
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Great video! I really appreciate the small details you provided. 👍
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thank you so much, right to the point with clear and easy instruction
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U got a new sub for this! Thanks!
Thank you i really appreciate it🙂
Very helpful video! Thanks!
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Saved the day! Thank you
Wow super easy I'm gonna do it by myself!
To the point and brief. Thank you.
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thank you for this super informative and easy to follow video!
Glad to be able to help...thank you for the support🙂
perfect video!
Very nice and simple explanation 👍
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Helpful AND informative. Thanks!
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Thank you for this easy to follow video call mom do you have to reprogram the radio or any other displays on a 2011 corolla after replacing the battery?
Thank you from a car newbie
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This is an excellent video, thank you!
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Great job! Very well done!
Thank you
Thanks, very easy to understand...
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Very helpful. Thank you so much!
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Very good explanation
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Your video is very informative and straight to the point , thank you. Would you happen to know the size of the bolt that is keeping the holder down? I lost it and can't figure out the size. I think it's a 5/16 or 8mm but am not sure.
Thank you🙂 the small bolt that holds it to the radiator support? I believe its a m6 x 1.0 thread x 15mm lenght
@@backyardchevy328 Thank you!
@@jessicacruz3032 anytime..glad to be able to help🙂
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Very informative! Could you leave a link to the tools you use? Thank you!
Just added to the description🙂
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I'm positive about the negative, but a little negative about the positive.
Lol well you always gotta be a little negative about the positive
@@backyardchevy328 True. You don't know anyone that has a 64 Chevy Impala for sale do you? I'm looking to buy one.
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Any kind of reset you have to do and how? I've got a 2013. Good vid. Straight forward. Well shot.
No, its pretty straightforward on these..only the radio presets and things like that will reset..if done fast enough the computer will keep all its learned memories..if not youll just need to drive it so it can relearn any fine adjustments it would do to run at its best
@@backyardchevy328 Oh great. And thanks for the quick reply.
Thank you!
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Question my man, been following this guide for the 3rd time now. Still works like a charm except when I was taking it out I accidentally dropped my battery about 30 (but less than 40 inches) from the ground. It landed with the bottom on the ground and the terminals facing upwards so they didn't get damaged and I don't see any leakage but is it safe to still use you think? Once again thank you for putting out this quality video that I still follow to this day. Much love brother
Yea as long as u dont see any swelling or any sort of cracks..it should be good..they do have sensitive contacts to the post but u cant really visually see that..if u have a meter just make sure ur getting a good reading beforehand if not as long as it cranks good..you should be fine..but if u do notice any swelling or cranks i would avoid using it
@@backyardchevy328 sounds good brother! Thank you my man. Stay safe!
@@TheVVildHunt anytime...have a nice day..and a happy new year
You sound like Klaue from Black Panther bro 😂 thanks for the video though
Lol guess his voice is cool enough...thanks🙂👍
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Thank you so much😊
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thank you so much, had a add on with a knob on to the positive terminal from the dealer to save battery, probaby because it was sitting there for long periods of time. took my car to orylies and they said it was really loose so i removed the extension and reconnected the battery. the car starts perfectly now!
Thats awesome..glad to hear that was it🙂👍
Dude sounds chill
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thanks for the video.
This is a typical lead acid battery and NOT AGM correct?
Also, is using a memory saver necessary before replacing the battery?
Yes, its a regular lead acid battery...and i actually prefer not to use em due to the risk to the computer
Thank you so much for the video
When we touch the battery it doesn’t get shock?
No, just as long as u avoid touching the negative to positive with anything metal..and if u disconnect the negative terminal first its the safest method
@@backyardchevy328 ok thank you so much
thank you
Thank you for the support
On my 2011 carolla, when you reconnect negative cable, it sparks and security alarm goes off. Can that be avoided somehow?
Good job
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Hey boss. I have a quick question again: So I followed your video and changed out the battery, but I have not attached it back yet. Apparently some cars need a "relearning" procedure. Do you find that the 2016 Corolla needs one and if so could you list the steps on how to go about it? Thanks again for the upload man.
It relearns on its own after it gets to operating temp and driving it a while...but sometimes if they have trouble idling afterwards its usually cause the throttle body is dirty
@@backyardchevy328 gotcha thanks, Chief. Installment went great. No problems at all. I appreciate the help man!
@@TheVVildHunt that's awesome..great job🙂
I wonder if the old battery was low on water. I've had cases were water had evaporated, causing the engine not to crank. Be sure to use distilled water (not tap water).
Yea i tried that a couple weeks before hoping it would fix it but it happened again so had to replace the battery...but very good point🙂
How long should we run the car (more or less) to make sure it gets a big enough charge after installation?
A new battery? If the battery comes fairly well charged and hasnt been sitting for too long, it shouldnt need it, but if it has maybe 15-30 min drive should charge it back up
Now. If only I can find that darn 10mm socket.
The bolt and nut for the hold down closer to the driver seat rusted and broke so i only got one nut on. How important is it to get both?
Well it keeps the battery from moving and bouncing around..if u can find a way to just tie it down for now..but it helps the battery last longer if u have it tied down and secure
@@backyardchevy328 thanks for the quick response
Im curious about the memory saver devices. Does it matter on Toyotas?
Ive honestly never liked the memory savers, it can risk damaging ur vehicles computer...if replaced quick enough itll still store all the computers memory so it wont affect that aspect of it..but it will lose preset stations...ive only had to repair one toyota camry that had a problem after replacing the battery..someone at autozone replaced a battery for a friend of mine and it would shut off..randomly..and to fix that i needed to clean the throttle body and after that it was back to normal.
Where does the j screw at the back slot into? There a hole or something?
Yes. The metal has a hole. You may need to use a flashlight to see it.
Why does every time I install a new battery on a Toyota does it shutoff right away the first time I try to start it. It works fine after that.
Cause it goes through a relearn process on the throttle body and idle..usually happens when its dirty and in need of a cleaning
thank you SO much
Thank you for watching and for the support🙂
Hi, keep the engine off while replacing?
Yes, make sure the keys off as well to protect computer
Do I need to use memory saver before doing this ?
For me it worked fine without one..but i know if the throttle body is is dirty it affect the idle and itd have to relearn that..so it may be good to use one, but they also have their risks to the vehicles computer as well..so i never use em.
@@backyardchevy328 I read bout can damage it too that’s why glad to hear I don’t really need to do it
What is the battery capacity in amp?
Which one are u referring to? The old one or the replacement? The original was 356 cold cranking amps..with a reserve capacity of 99 minutes..the replacement was 640 cranking amps with 100 reserve capacity
After connecting the positive terminal to the new battery I went to attach the negative and it started sparking and the car even honked, as a certified fraidy-cat, I stopped. Got any trouble shooting ideas or is this normal?
Anything left on or like door open any accessories? Does it have an aftermarket alarm system? Make sure key is off. Only reason it would spark a lot is if something drawing a lot current like say headlights etc.
Backyard Chevy ah I had the door open
@@Jlkiss707 yea that would definitely do it🙂👍
Backyard Chevy closed now, but still sparking
@@Jlkiss707 anything connected to lighter? Is the car alarm original? Just go around car inside and out making sure it's closed up...could also be that the alarm triggered cause door was open and u disconnected it while alarm was going off and thats why its sparking...if u connect it have key ready press unlock on key fob.
Anyone try installing a Group 24F battery instead of a Group 35?
I know that the 24f battery is 1 inch longer and is meant for a different style battery tray..but i havent physically tried it
Toyota Corolla.
Yes
Do you run into any memory or not starting issues for Collorla 2016 LE if I do it myself?
Ive replaced 3 batterys on toyota corollas none have had any issues..but it is possible since it can erase the memory..but normally the idle will readjust itself after a few mins of running the car..only when throttle body is really dirty itll affect it more
@@backyardchevy328 I am not worried about resetting the clock or the radio. My only concern is if the car won't start and then I have to tow it to the dealer. I used to replace my old car batteries and that saves a lot of money. The car is in working decent condition since I bought it from the dealership and I don't think so the throttle body will cause and issue when replacing the battery.
@@DanSaleem Only time ive ever had a problem when i replaced a battery was on a lexus..it would start and drive but at stop lights it would shut off but all i had to do was clean the throttle body cause idle was going too low...but u can use a memory saver to keep ur computers memory stored to avoid any of that risk.
@@backyardchevy328 What is a memory saver/how to use it and where to get it?
@@DanSaleem its a device that has a 9volt battery or it connects to something like a jumper or another battery and it connects to ur vehicle to keep the computers memory..but since they connect to the computers obd port..i personally dont think its worth risking the computer so i never use em