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How to replace the car battery on a Chery Tiggo 7 Pro

Chery's Tiggo range has a host of electronic features that require a stable power supply, so if your battery is not up to snuff, you may have problems. We show you how to replace a flat battery

Car Ownership1 min read

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Chery SA has taken the market by storm with a range of highly spec'ed family SUVs that come at a virtually unbeatable price. These crossovers and SUVs are loaded with new technology and convenient fitment that requires a suitable power source.

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In order to keep these tech features working optimally, the vehicle's battery has to be well-charged and in good working order, so if any of the features begin to malfunction, it may be time for a new battery. You can flex some DIY muscles and fit one yourself, and we can show you how it's done with minimal tools.

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You will need:

  • 10mm wrench
  • 13mm socket + extension and driver

 

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Let's get it done

 

1. Open the bonnet

 

2. Locate the battery

 

3. Use the 10mm wrench to remove the negative battery terminal

 

4. Use the 10mm wrench to remove the positive terminal

 

5. Use the 13mm socket to remove the battery hold down bracket

 

6. Remove the battery

 

7. Install new battery

 

8. Assemble in reverse order

 

Author - Lawrence Minnie

Written by Lawrence Minnie

Lawrence has been involved with motorsports for almost 30 years. Whether it's two wheels or four, if it has an engine, he will try to race it. This love of motor vehicles has led him to ride, drive, film, photograph, and write about his passion. Freelance for a while but now a permanent fixture on the AutoTrader team for over 7 years, Lawrence contributes written, photographic, and video content for AutoTrader and AutoTrader Bikes.Read more

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