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[ TUTORIAL DIESEL VOLKSWAGEN POLO 5 ] How to change the battery

In Volkswagen Polo 



Turn your engine off, pull up the hand brake, pull on the bonnet release lever and open the bonnet. This will allow you to see the battery which is located to the right of the engine compartment. Never start by disconnecting the positive terminal, with all the car still connected to the minus. This risks creating dangerous sparks in the electric network of your car. Using a socket wrench and a 10mm socket, start by removing the negative terminal from the battery. Once removed, distance the terminal so that it cannot reconnect to the battery unexpectedly something which could cause damage to the electric circuit of the vehicle.Open the cover on the plastic case located on the plus terminal. Using a socket wrench and 10mm socket, unfix the fastening nut of the plus terminal. Using a thin flathead screwdriver, carefully lever the holding spurs from the fuse board of the battery to separate it. Once free, position it in a way so that it doesn’t get in the way of the following steps. With a socket wrench, a long extender and a 13mm socket, remove the nut and take off the fastening plate of the battery. Take out the battery. Sand the connector board for the plus cable frame with sanding paper, as well as the inside of the terminals. This will remove the layer of white oxidation and avoid, in the long term, unwanted breakdowns Put the new battery back in place, and immediately put the holding plate in place. To begin with position it by hand, screwing the first threads of the screws by hand then finish fixing it in place with a socket wrench.Correctly position the board in front of the positive terminal on the battery then clip it in place by pushing downwards. Finish by fixing the positive terminal using a socket wrench. Finally close the protective cover on the positive terminal. You can now put the negative terminal in place. Hold it firmly on the terminal and fix it in place with a socket wrench. Operation completed! .

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