Changing it up
Should you find that your Suzuki Vitara no longer starts properly or struggles to start on cold days you may need a new battery.
The average lifespan of a car battery is between 2 and 3 years, after that the charging system will fail to operate sufficiently, and you will need to replace the battery.
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Replacing the battery is relatively simple and can be done right at home with minimal tools required, and we can show you how its done.
You will need:
- Replacement battery of correct amperage and size
- 10mm socket + driver or wrench
Let's get it done
1. Open the bonnet
2. Locate the battery
3. Use the 10mm to remove the negative (-) terminal
4. Use the 10mm to remove the positive (+) terminal
5. Use the 10mm and extension to remove the battery hold down bracket
6. Exchange battery
7. Assemble in reverse order