Replacing Battery Terminals on Toyota/Lexus | One Minute Series

[@redpilllense7125]

Bro! This is an EXCELLENT and to the point video!!!!! About to replace my battery ports on my 2007 Tacoma. Replaced the battery already but just hearing a "click" sound. Ports are pretty old and rusty. I hope this gets my truck started, thank you!!!!!

[@DrewWam-f6h]

Did it fix it

[@GreysHood]

Did this work

[@eugenedizon48]

Impact Wrench is what I needed 👍🏼 Great video!

[@rosysanchez7823]

What why? Not for this

[@EternalFire86]

Fantastic work!

[@Holden.Tudiks]

Excellent just what I was looking for

[@jamesellis1990]

I'm having a hard time putting the new negative terminal around the post. What should I do to help it? Slide into position to seed properly.

[@sophydanh]

Always connect positive before negative. Goodnight

[@M3GAN3116]

I have a stupid question I cleaned the positive terminal post with the round post cleaner the wire type now the post looks too skinny. What can I do for this? Thanks 👍

[@automahntic]

For this you could buy battery terminal shims like this: amzn.to/3EJ3QYD This would help fill in the gap from the terminal and clamp so the clamps would be tight enough. Make sure after installing the shim and tightening down the clamp you put enough dielectric grease around the terminals and clamps. This is to prevent corrosion in the future that might build up between the new shim and terminal. Hope this helps! Thanks for your comment!

[@dariosalasjr610]

Where did you get the terminals ?

[@Butterfly4175]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@qualityknowledge]

Thanks!

[@aveat5850]

Thank you.

[@AGC.2jz]

Hello, I have no clue what those nuts are called on top of the terminal, What kind of nuts are they and what are they called? cant seem to find them anywhere Thanks

[@automahntic]

Hey, I believe those are called "flange nuts." amzn.to/3K6SiRW Hope this helps! Thanks for your comment!

[@everardorangel7513]

That easy? The dealship wants to charge me $150 for that

[@diezel2kable]

Thank you!!!!!!

[@jonathanmacdonald9276]

You did it wrong. 1st, you remove the negative terminal, then remove the positive terminal. To put them back on you are supposed to do that order in reverse- positive goes on first then negative last. You put the negative terminal back on first that is wrong. That can cause so many issues with the cars electrical system and ECU… also NEVER put terminal grease or anything on the terminals! It covers the grounds/connections. Which blocks good electrical current from flowing properly the terminals and battery posts just need to be kept clean. I always tell people to use a battery terminal brush on the terminals every 3-6 months. They are a $1 at the auto parts store that’s all that ever needs to be done. Brush the corrosion off and re attach terminals the proper way in the right order as I stated above: also if you have a flooded battery make sure to pop the caps off at least 2 times a year and fill it with distilled water to the top. Many people never check the flooded batteries liquid level. Agm batteries don’t need this.

[@dakotadeansypolt2889]

Why don't you have a video since your way is so much better

[@cfrygirl]

Why is a guy at the part store telling me I have to cut the wire off and feed it in

[@kevinhart1044]

Your cables may look different than those in this video. I think we'll have to cut off the terminals in my son's Toyota Tundra and splice in the new terminal connectors. Watch a few more videos and you may see one that is more applicable to youre vehicle. This one was nice and easy. Lucky for him. Haha. Good luck

[@ansellgerety3666]

P r o m o s m 😢