[Doug D]

Ugh! That's not good! Guess I should take a peak at mine sometime. That is one thing I do not like about the Journey's. The battery is hidden out of sight. On my Ram it's up in plain sight.

And don't forget battery cleaner. It cleans and neutralizes any acid. Turns purple where it finds acid. Available at Advance or AutoZone.

 

[digitalrailroader]

I'm thankful that you can remove a JA's Battery without actually having to remove the Tire; just spin the Steering Wheel to the RH Lock, and the Battery should be able to wiggle through the gap!

 

[saltydog]

I'm thankful that you can remove a JA's Battery without actually having to remove the Tire; just spin the Steering Wheel to the RH Lock, and the Battery should be able to wiggle through the gap!

I was able to do that with my 97' Cirrus and my 02' Sebring Vert...but the 2008 has 18" wheels, so there just is not enough room..

On another note, the battery took a poop, so I just replaced...fun!

 

[digitalrailroader]

I was able to do that with my 97' Cirrus and my 02' Sebring Vert...but the 2008 has 18" wheels, so there just is not enough room..

On another note, the battery took a poop, so I just replaced...fun!

well, from the picture you gave us, it was that battery's time to go. batteries usually only last 4-5 years, unless its a rental; where they leave the trunk open all the time and Considerably shorten a Battery's Life.

 

[Stratuscaster]

The OEM battery on my '98 Stratus lasted 10 years...

 

[Doug D]

The OEM battery on my '98 Stratus lasted 10 years...

My '06 Ram's battery was 7 years old when I replaced it just last month. With winter upon us I didn't feel confident of it lasting another winter - didn't want to take the chance of getting stranded.

 

[saltydog]

My Cirrus battery was 8yrs old