Jeep Renegade & Fiat 500x battery replacement how to

Jeep Renegade & Fiat 500x battery replacement how to

Jeep Renegade battery removal & installation process in full detail.

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Tools required:
– ratchet
– 10″ extension
– 13mm socket
– 10mm socket
– philips screwdriver
– flathead screwdriver
– magnet (not required but definitely handy)
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@Kburg02 says:

Maybe this is a stupid question so forgive me but on the negative terminal, why do you unhook the cord and then take the piece off the terminal? Couldnt you just unhook the negative with the cord connected?

@OzzyJack19 says:

You’re the man

@NicklasEwing-v4u says:

Appreciate you brother! Just changed my wife’s battery today in under 15 minutes lol.

@dominickmorales6719 says:

Saul wasn’t Jewish

@terwils7492 says:

Thanks for posting this. I have a 2022 Fiat 500x which is same under the hood. Did you have to do any re-programming afterwards? Thanks again!

@RoseMaeWS says:

Omg thank you!!! I have this setup in my 2017 jeep renegade and I wasn’t sure if that was a full disconnect or not and couldn’t find anything to explain this.

@crankyshadow8218 says:

Old curmudgeon here…when I looked at the battery on my wife's Renegade I was loke: WTH is all that stuff?!?.

Thanks for the video, otherwise I'm sure I would have unbolted all kinds of things I didn't need to mess with.

@PaulGeda says:

Great job, never had a battery like this.

@gregkapfer3661 says:

This video saved me hundreds in towing costs, not to mention paying the dealer for installation. I watched another self help for the same topic and it was awful and about made me give up before I found this one! About an hour to take battery out (mostly because of the other video) and 30 minutes to re-install.

@TheMightySpantickle says:

what pain the ass battery change. who got fired inventing this crap

@joetrevino8105 says:

Anyone replace the negative terminal before ? My daughter’s negative terminal like this one keeps moving around and getting loose causing the car to go dead. I feel like there should be some
Sort of safety mechanism or bracket to keep that piece down.

@Sha-s1y5r says:

I've been struggling with a prolonged and difficult battery issues. hope you can help me with these questions: What year and trim is your renegade? Are you using an AGM battery? My 2016 jeep renegade has three wires that connect to the negative battery post connector. I need to replace the connector on mine. Can you tell how thick the pole-like part on the connector is on the one you show in your video, so I can know if my wires will fit on to it? because I don't think I can, at least not easily or inexpensively, change the negative battery post wiring to the type you have.

@mzawesomm1 says:

Thank u now can u help with how to rest the locks the key fob is not working like something needs programming

@richinmass says:

Excellent job all around! Thank you!!!

@brianrojas08 says:

Big help thank you!

@kaleflaherty1376 says:

Do you know if they sell the negative terminal anywhere or on Amazon?

@samharwood340 says:

Thanks so much for your video, helped me a lot. I have one question: any tips for getting the strap back on? I have an aftermarket battery and i couldnt meet the metal part up with bolt…

@rudolphyuran37 says:

Don't you reprogram the computer when you replace the battery .What do you then.

@chiefkookums9397 says:

Well done!! Very straight forward and easy to follow. Thank you for posting!!

@KK155yo says:

You should add Fiat 500X tags for this video because it's the same. I have a 500x and there are no videos on how to do this. That battery controller unit I wasn't sure how to take off. Thanks for the video.

@Joesmith-fu4ps says:

What year renegade is that?

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