As Doug mentioned, it possibly could be done by cranking the wheel to the right, but this is more involved than pervious J cars. I like to have room to work and I don't take chances on scratching or braking anything.Jared said:So, there's no way to do this without removing the wheel, huh? Also, just curious, what kind of rubber do you have on those wheels and how do you like it?
Yes.irishdog said:Anyone have issues resetting the CD players after replacing the battery? I replaced mine (on a 2001 Sebring), and the CD player has not returned to service. It simply alternates 2 LEDs back and forth...
I wouldn't want them to. Last battery I purchased was from MoPar (had a dealer coupon) for my Ram. In the end it was slightly cheaper to go to the dealer than Walmart, Advance or AutoZone.ImperialCrown said:I know that Advance won't and I can't blame them.
Some automakers batteries are just plain inaccessible for a quick install and not just the J and LH cars.
Rusty or corroded battery terminals and hold-down fasteners will also get you a disclaimer warning in case they break during the service.