How To Locate Disconnect Battery 2000-05 Buick Lesabre
Created on: 2011-06-09
The battery in the 00-05 Buick LeSabre is not in the engine compartment, like you would expect. Watch this video to find out where it is!
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step 1 :Disconnect the battery
- Lift the seat cushion in the rear passenger area.
- Use an 8 mm wrench to disconnect the negative battery terminal.
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step 2 :Connect the battery
- Connect the negative battery terminal with your 8 mm wrench.
- Replace the rear passenger seat cushion.
Brought to you by 1AAuto.com, your source for quality replacement parts and the best service on the internet. On these 2000 to 2005 GM full-size front-drive cars like this Buick LeSabre, as well as a Pontiac Bonneville and Buick Park Avenue, GM located the battery under the rear seat. It's actually fairly easy to get to and disconnect. We'll show you a short video.
The only tool you'll need is either an 8-mm wrench or an 8-mm socket with ratchet. Looking at the back seat, pull nice and firm on it. Here's the battery right here. 8-mm socket and ratchet. Just a few sparks basically from the courtesy lights. We're going to reconnect, take your ... you are going to get some sparking in here a little bit. It's nothing to be concerned about. It's not going to hurt you. Lift up your seat belts, put your seat back into place.
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