How to Test and Replace a Bad Car Battery (COMPLETE Ultimate Guide)
Is your car battery dead? Need a new car battery? Learn how to test if your car battery is bad and how to recharge a dead car battery. Also learn which car battery is best for your car. In this video I show you how to test your car battery with a multimeter, clean corrosion from the battery terminals, test your alternator, test for a parasitic draw, load test a battery, and replace a car battery properly. I also show the inside of a car battery with a bad cell and I show how batteries work with multiple grids and how they go bad with heat, vibration and corrosion. And finally I show you the main difference between the different grades of battery and which is right for you.
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can you do a how-to hold the flashlight so we don't get yelled at
Still have nightmares
😂😂😂
Now THAT would be quality content for those with anxious dads 😁
DUDE YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH I NEED THAT VID
Impossible
-Wife "you know how to do everything in this video" -Me " Yeah but I like to watch ChrisFix"
Lol! Yep, certified in industrial mechanical maintenance... still watch tons of simplified mechanical videos because it makes me happy!
@@uncrustable9923 what.. what does that mean
Is that a joke?
@@mikeyog4309 that means that he didn’t understand the joke
This!
I am not a car mechanic, but I am a licensed millwright and a licensed electrician. I watch hundreds of you tube , I have to say this one is one of the very best I have seen. It covers a lot of detail and fact. I am sure there are many viewers that can take away some new knowledge after seeing this. Appreciate the completeness of video and effort you put in. Congrats!
I would prefer to disconnect negative terminal of Battery before fiddling with positive terminal. Just to avoid short circuit due to any negligence.
How was it I can't get no noise no sound on the job 😊
I like how he timed this out so that 3 of the cars batteries were dead. Just shows how much he thinks about these videos and how much work he puts in.
Thank you!
I notice that kind of stuff as well.
Great job!!
Thanks a lot dude!
@@chrisfix hi Chris
@@chrisfix keep going
@@chrisfix Never give up :)
Crossover episode when?
Chrixfix purposely drained all the batteries in his car to make a extensive video about battery diagnostic and repair. This man is a beast.
You noticed that too..😂😁
Ok
I wish I had the time to do that haha
@@chrisfix granted.. and your next wish🤣🤣
Ok loo ok
7:10 Battery check 16:56 Testing the Alternator 18:31 Parasitic Draw 26:18 Load Test
Savior
Amen
@21:30 ish - changing the car battery
Excellent 😄
Yeah the key I wanted was the 3 options a few seconds after 16:00 The 3 options were: bad alternator, parasitic draw, or bad battery
I would like to add a few things to this: •Flat vs dead. A flat battery is a good battery that has been partially discharged, but can still be charged and will hold its charge. A dead battery will not hold a charge at all. •AGM batteries have a faster charge & discharge rate with a higher depth of discharge rating than flooded. They also have different internal designs (through the wall vs over the wall; thin plate vs spiral cell; recycled lead vs pure virgin lead) that affect performance. •Enhanced Flooded Batteries (EFB) are an updated flooded design better suited for basic stop/start wear & tear without the additional cost of using an AGM battery (still more expensive than a basic FLA battery). •AGM batteries typically charge at 14.1-14.8V with most vehicles being able to handle at least 15V for a short time during a cold start. Their float charge is about 13.5-13.8V (some batteries disclose this info more specifically). •If the vehicle has a battery management system (part of a smart charging system) then that system needs to be reset as soon as possible after replacing a battery as it monitors the age as well as other variables (temperature, state of charge, current flow) for better charging habits to increase fuel efficiency and battery lifespan. •Stop/start systems are usually equipped with an AGM, but sometimes with an EFB. If a flooded battery is changed to an AGM (or vice versa) in a vehicle with a smart charging system then the system needs to have the battery type changed as well or the battery could be charged improperly resulting in a shortened battery life.
Wow very informative, thanks
So that's the difference between a flat battery and a dead one. I was wracking my head trying to see if I could diagnose my car not being able to start even after driving for a long period of time and turns out my battery won't hold a charge! Awesome comment on an awesome video, kudos!
I'm from Germany and I think he speaks English so well that I understand every word. i love this guy greetings from germany
He speaks slow and clear, plus his voice is soothing 😂 full of energy
American (simplified) english, dialect we hear in movies, shows and songs.
Der erste deutsche
@@ehrenei7798 Gucke auch schon seit längerem aber hab nur auf englisch kommentiert ;)
@@TheVergil7 achso ok
Chris fix annoys me cause he makes such amazing videos, then he leaves for another month or so :(!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WE MUST MORE! WE WANT MORE!
It takes time to make awesome videos, if you want more go into his instagram
@@Nn__-jg4tw the problem is that the only social media I use is KZhead
Getting the videos to this level of quality takes a lot more time, this particular video was over 100 hours of work (research, outlining, filming, editing, etc) start to finish. That being said, I'm planning on getting some of the next ones out pretty quickly and I'm changing my workflow in a few weeks to make the editing and other aspects go a lot faster! And like Nn1638 __ said, follow the Instagram for daily updates!
@@chrisfix wow man that's a lot. You should Livestream. Believe me, it will help u
@@chrisfix That's god level
Dude - your videos are absolute money! So intelligent, well filmed and detailed. Very well done and just saved myself a whole lot of money at dealer troubleshooting a 2012 Volvo S60 T6 with a parasitic draw from the Sirius radio that kept polling even after the car was turned off. Please keep making them!
I have a similar issue.....taking notes now
Yep, that's why he has over 9 million subscribers and absolute money for sure!
Yeah, he gets paid lots of money to do this stuff. Even received free DieHard batteries. Man, he looks very young. Some people just have a really easy life compared to most of us who have to sweat just to get ahead. My guess is that someone got him into cars like an older relative. It's all about being in the right place at the right time or being born into the right type of family. There's no way most of us could have ever started doing this at that age because the internet didn't even exist and people back then had to work. Kind of like certain influencers on Tik-Tok. They do spend a lot of time making videos and hoping to get views, but they don't know a thing about real work.
With the cost of everything ten fold, I have been taking on my car's repairs for the first time while pretty much removing each part or piece and putting in back, which I NEVER would have thought I could without you, so thanks more than a lot, M
1:57 "Let's go get started!" - can we just appreciate that pun for a second?!
He literally says that in every video of his ;P
@@Kamal_AL-Hinai its a pun because its like starting a car
really appreciate how much work you put into your videos
i see you everywhere
I just recently discovered your videos/channel and I can't stop watching. I like tinkering around on my car and was ok with doing simple things like oil changes and replacing brake pads and rotors; anything else felt like it would just be too complicated and I'd mess something up. But your guides are so informative and well-explained that I now feel like I can do anything. Thanks for helping me find the confidence to do it myself.
I hadn't even thought to wiggle the wires. Duh. Positive was dangling by a thread. Tightened up and it fired right away! I can't get enough of your videos! No makes troubleshooting and repair more approachable! Thank you, Chris!
I'm sure 90% of people here already know how to do this, we just wanna watch Chris👍
When I saw it was 30 minute video to change a battery I knew I could learn something lol
true
You mean Chris's gloved hands
No
Even if I already know I always learn something new with Chris
Even if I know all this stuff, I just like to watch because it's ChrisFix and he deserves all the views he can get
And also knowing other people's ways of diagnosing and/or replacing is nice too
@naeromusic your not wrong
I'm with you. I'm a 30+ years of experience mechanic and I still like watching his videos. Just makes me feel good that people like Chris care about getting good information out there enough to produce quality videos like this one. Chris doesn't do clickbate or post all the time. He waits till he gets a good idea and truly thinks it through. Gives me hope for the next generation. Quality is way more important that quantity.
Rapid fire video. Well presented and narrated. No mugging for the camera, just your blue ,gloved hands, love it. Great job! Thanks
Awesome series of tests and fixes! Definitely answers many questions and addresses safety issues that can come up during the various procedures.
Chris, I used to work in an AGM and SLI battery mfg plant and I can say for certain that the example you cut open was our fault. The pole that fell from the battery plates is caused by manufacturing defect. The plates are cast long before they are dipped into the mold of the cell. If the lugs (thin fingers above the plates) are dirty, wet, or cold, the cell won't cast perfectly. Your description is incredible and I just want to share my love while giving you a bit of insight in the industry. Much love!!
Damn that's interesting, you make me wanna get into battery engineering now 😂
Dang I would have assumed that happened over time! Thanks for the insight!
WoW
@@chrisfix good morning. How do I clean headlights lens
@@fritzsurpris9690 he’s got videos for that.
Us: "When will there be a new video?" Chrisfix: "Have to wait a bit for all the batteries to die"
I have never had so many likes on KZhead ☺️
@@smirov You only got 52
@@smirov Not trying to brag but I have once got 700 something likes on a comment and 100 on a reply
@@Austin_Dixon just let someone be happy...
That was a really dumb comment I bet your life reflects your comments
Thanks Chris! Just changed my battery for the first time in my life, got it and the corrosion kit from AAP, you make everything so simple and easy to follow!
When buying a device to keep a battery fully charged long term, the description one should be looking for is "maintainer". As opposed to many "trickle chargers", maintainers are intended to be connected to the batteries for long periods of time and are ideal for storage applications. Really good video, as always.
Benefit of learning with Chris... You don't get yelled for not holding the light properly.
Lol facts 🤣
Noob question: what are you talking about? Mechanic's school?
@@william_mazza it's a old joke, for when your dad yells at you for not holding the light properly.
@@Diamond_79 I see! Lol
Lol
I have so much respect for Chris not only because he educates us but he goes above and beyond getting great angles and giving great advice and tips
Hes teaching himself to repair cars
@@trololl27029 shhhhhhhhh good boy
Thanks a lot!
Bro these bots are literally stealing comments. They spammed my comment I have to delete it
@@yungboicontigo9278 lets all agree to report them when we see them especially in this yt channel, lets keep chris's channel clean as it always been
The quality of your video and explanation is flawless, never in my life have I seen a more understandable and informative piece of media
Concise, organized, clear, and very easy-to-understand language and logic explained without the turtle pace video extravaganza, in rapid fire. Just the way I like. Next, I like to see more KZhead ads in his videos without skipping to support him.
I just have one question... Why do you start the car in neutral? I didn't even know that was a thing until this video.
I'm happy this man exists.
So is my 4yr old son lol
I've read somewhere in the comments section that it took him 100 hours to produce this excellent video! It looks easy without knowing the amount of time you spend in preparation, research, editing, etc.
Thanks a lot! Yea most videos take over 120hrs to make bc I like to be concise!
@@chrisfix That's the reason why my sons are subscribers and recommended this channel to me. I hope you have a tutorial on how to make this video or those behind the scenes. Perhaps I'll make a video tutorial, "wannabe ChrisFix". 😀
@@chrisfix that's why we love you man 😘
I always tell my friends about your channel Chris and how good it is. This battery maintenance video is just super. Who remembers all these things today, and it is helpful for mechanics or lay people who just had a bad day with a dead or dying battery. Very good video. Should be mandatory to watch this ( once a year at least). You might not fix it yourself, but you have at least an idea of what is going on/ what may be wrong/ and if the attendant is trying to rip you off on more maintenance charges or jobs! It can be a nasty world out there for the uninformed. Once again Chris. Thanks. One of the BEST videos you have done, and that is saying a lot.
Only the og’s will remember the project nightlight and the cop car that Chris built
I remember
The first chrisfix video I saw was the cop car
Those were a lot of fun to build!
Ofc I remember
I remember that!
At first I was like "How can there be 30 minutes on how to change a battery?" And then proceeded to watch probably the most informative ChrisFix video yet. Idk how you do it man, but we need you to teach classes!!!
Autel
Ive watched your videos a few years now. Theyre always concise. Many helpful videos but one i found useful was the used car inspection videos. There were 3 in the series. It helped me spot red flags and ended up not buying. Thank you!
One of the most complete and well-produced videos of its kind on an extremely important subject for car owners that I’ve ever seen. Bravo.
I always found that my body shaking violently to be the best way to tell that my battery is still working.
I think there are better ways to test :o
Wait a minute xD I always scare my friends by touching both terminals, but batteries are harmless.
@@errorsk2188 saammmeeee
@@errorsk2188 i scare em the same way LOL
ummmmm w t f don't do that plz
Chrisfix is basically the only person that can teach us more than school
But can he teach the life changing courses of lesbian dance theory and gender studies with a pinch of white privilege 101? Out with the X and in with the Y!
Your videos are just amazing. I always learn a lot, and especially appreciate the little nuggets of knowledge. For example, the hold-down that protects the battery from flying in a collision, why some batteries are placed in the back of the car, why to disconnect the negative first, etc. You always explain WHY and I really appreciate that! The troubleshooting steps are thorough. Thanks so much! I have an AGM battery that is only 3.5 years old. Last winter it struggled to start. I jumped it, and it seemed to have no problems the rest of the year. Now this winter, all of a sudden it has stopped working. I replaced the battery but am wondering why it went bad. The voltage was 11.33V (engine off). Let me know if you can think of any reasons. The new battery only has 12.3V (engine off), which seems kind of low for a new battery. The new battery is an AGM Diehard Platinum size H6. Appreciate any insight. Thanks!!
Essential videos, expertly presented, many sincere thanks
"Cars are meant to be driven" - Chris fix Well there are 6000 languages in the world and this guy decided to speak facts
I haven’t heard that one, good job
HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY 🤟🏽
I'm glad this is the highlight of the day!
@@chrisfix I think it might be everyone's highlight of the day
Very informative! Great to see how a battery cell fails. Great to learn about how the trickle-draw can drain a battery so that it will not take a charge.
years ago I went to 4 years of automotive training, great video, cars have changed so much. even I learn new tricks. ty so much for what you do.
There's always room to learn, I still do every day! Thanks!
I'm a Red Cross volunteer. Just last February while on scene of a incident, our Emergency Response truck battery didn't have enough power to start the engine. Our lightbar drew too much power despite the umbilical plug in at the station constantly. We've not had as much emergency calls since as people stayed at home due to Covid, but new orders to drive the vehicles weekly were given, but a lot of us volunteers didn't understand why without much purpose. (including myself) This has been really insightful and I'll be sharing this with my team, Thanks Chris!
I remember when Chris fix wasn’t as excited like 5 or 6 years ago now he’s excited it makes me happy to see him smile
ikr!
This guy is very thorough and explains things very simply. Subbed!
Thanks Chris.. you’re an awesome teacher. Really appreciate the great information.
Chris please show us more of the hummer
Yes plz
Yes please!
Jaaaaas!
I’d almost die to see that! :)
Yes please
"Hello sponsors, all my batteries are dead." "Our truck will be delivering tomorrow"
This is the very good thing watching ChrisFix, he make sure that his contents always have a sort of refreshing course, look, the tittle of this video is " how to test and replace a bad bad battery " but he makes it a point to bring us once again how to tell if your car have parasitic draw which he had that topic in the past but since I forgot parts of that video I been refresh by watching this . Thanks ChrisFix. 😊
Your videos never cease to amaze me.. you are clear, concise and most importantly VERY informative in a basic, easy to understand manor. Thanks for your videos!
Chris is one of the people on KZhead I like to see succeed
He's the #1 diy car fix channel
Err he has almost 8 mil subs
He literally has 8 million subs
@@a-10warthog51 Doesn't mean you can't love to see it :)
Mans puts weeks of work into a 28 minute video and I always love watching every minute of it
I watch Alot of your videos over and over because I want to become a mechanic or a vehicle technician. I love working on cars and learning about how they work and problem-solving.
This is the most thorough guide ever. Keep up the great job.
Whenever ChrisFix releases a video, it feels like seeing a long awaited movie
I am just impressed of how well you explain every single detail in your videos, especially this one. I know you don’t post very often but, at the same time, I think about the hard work going on between 2 videos. When you post, the quality of you content is definitely worth the wait
Thanks! That has always been the focus on the videos, I think they are worth the wait!
@@chrisfix ya, it's evergreen content for sure. Your videos set the standard for each topic.
I agree THIS is the kind of info people really need.
@@chrisfix Well done ChrisFix, you helped me alot Thank you good sir.
Hi Chris, my car battery was doing exactly what you said about one dead cell. I replaced my battery and everything is fine now. Thank you so much.
You know its a good day when chris fix has a new video
@ChrïsFïx Gayest Bot I have ever seen
What's amazing about ChrisFix is that no matter how simple the job seems, Chris always digs deep and provides extra information, so you can always learn a few things even for a simple job like replacing the battery.
Chris explained WHY remove NEGATIVE post first, my doubt is solved. Good job.
One of the best if not the best instructional videos I've ever watched on KZhead. Excellent job. Thanks for posting.
Thank you for making all these videos to help people. I used this one to mostly diagnose what my car's issue was, got a new battery, and was able to install it correctly thanks to your tips and instructions.
It's crazy seeing Susan this clean when you know what she looked like before
Is Susan the Chrysler
@@57F100 Yes. There's tons of videos on here about cleaning her up.
@@57F100 yeah, she was really dirty
Chris has taught me more than my dad has ever taught me. Maybe because he left for milk 18 years ago. :/
That milk must of been in another dimension! Damn
It will be expired when he gets back.
I love your videos and enjoy how much your guides have helped millions with their cars, thank you. I tried using a Cen-tech 12v battery/alternator tester recently for my mother's Dodge Caliber but could not get the device to come on. Her terminals were dirty so I will see if your steps to clean and check the battery can resolve the issue.
You're a great lad. Everything you do is well thought out and presented. Thanks Chris
“Wooder” Can’t wait for the whole album!
For what i received i passed on to you as of first importance: that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that He was buried, that He was raised on the third day according to the scriptures 1 Corinthians 15 3 PS: "according to the Scriptures" - what the Apostle means is that Lord Jesus fulfilled prophecy's of the Prophets of God in Old Testament. There are like hundreds of Prophecies that Lord Jesus fulfilled, just look it up dear ones. God is our Father. He is the best of Fathers, the most lovable and merciful of Fathers. Read the whole uncensored Bible that is Catholic(The Original) and pray my friends. Wish you all well
Soapy wooder
@@konradniewiadomski2233 piss off
I really like the hard work that he puts in his video.
Your a great communicator, proves your knowledge, I'm a certified mechanic and your more knowledgeable than over half the mechanics I know that are licenced. Congrats
I ordered my very first car. It's a Kia Picanto 2020. I watched your videos before purchasing to see what to look out for and now I watch them to see how to tend for my car. Thanks. Also hello from Central Asia :P
The moment you are just refreshing youtube to watch the new chrisfix ASAP
Ong
ikr lol
Yup
For real
Facts
Imagine the total amount of money chris has saved people just by posting these kinds of videos. Ive been watching for years and ive learned a lot! By far the best channel on youtube keep it up!
Wow MR. Chris, what a fountain of info you are. I'm so thankful that you "popped" up. I've subscribed. You "show & tell" everything in such a simple way that I, a feriously independent 60 year old women, can figure out just what needs doing on my 2009 Explorer. Thank you Sir, God Bless you and yours. Now if I have to take my Beast to the mechanic, I can be specific and knowledgeable about what needs to be done. No more screwing the old Lady 🤪, I've had enough of that.!!! I'm telling all the women I know about your site. Maybe I can start a trend. 😆
Chris, dude, I have watched so many of your videos, and I am impressed every single time. You do such an AWESOME job teaching us about vehicles. THANK YOU!!!
Excellent vid as always. Completely thorough, extremely detailed, fantastic DIY session. You da man, Chris!
My name: AxxL My job: Superstar I like: Handsome girls I have: 2 handsome girlfriends My dream: Have more subs than my 2 girlfriends Your name: 2ill
Love your videos. I watched this video even tho I'm a basshead
@@AxxLAfriku no one cares
Ditto, excellent
@@AxxLAfriku pp0ppp
who else doesn't have a car but kept on watching and finished the video because you just love how chrisfix delivers his utmost message and care for other car owners. haha 🙋
Everyone should have a car..
@@dirtnapz996 unless you've been suspended or too young or you can't afford one or you don't space for one. you get the idea.
@@dirtnapz996 I can only imagine the traffic 😅
Chris - Great video, great communicator, presentation was well organized and thorough demonstrating high credence.
Those memories were the best 🥺 Chris is so helpful
Here before we hit #1 on trending Chris fix to the moooon🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
Yesss
@@chrisfix btw I don’t have a car but when I do I am going to do this.
That moment when your car has been struggling for months, but haven't diagnosed yet then Chris drops this perfect video
So awesome, I learned so much!! Thank you!
BEST VIDEO I’VE EVER SEEN REGARDING BATTERIES. THANKS!
Early 2000's Dodge Intrepid, battery is forward of the passenger side front tire in a compartment. Tire has to be removed to access. Pulling the air box off helps with getting the battery out. 45 min to and hour job.
it takes 45 min to an hour to trade it in too...
@@Scotty-vs4lf Didn't intend to end up with this car. Cosigned on a loan that went south and ended up with it. 18,000 miles on it when I got it and 164,000 now. I'm into it for normal maintenance, a water pump and changed out the timing chain set when that was done. Not a Dodge guy but I can't complain. It doesn't owe me a thing.
@@mallyallygramps yeah nothing against the car I’ve never even heard of it I was just saying the battery placement is aweful
@@Scotty-vs4lf oh man it's horrible!
@@mallyallygramps in that case... refer to reply #1
You are the BEST teacher for all things automotive. You literally cover all of the tiny details that other videos miss because they just assume you know certain things like not resting your tools on the car battery. It's those kind of things that make your videos so much more better and worth watching than anyone else's. I learn so much from watching your stuff. Thank you, sir!
Thank you so much, im 16 soon to be 17 and this is good stuff to know, my dad hasn't been able to teach me all this stuff because he isn't doing the best and your vids have helped me to helo my family. thank you so much.
Thank you. Our battery is outputting very low power. This very thorough guide will allow me to do a very thorough tests of the battery and if necessary a replacement.
Love how the radio says wooder when he starts the car after changing the battery
Must be default settings :p
In few years or so people will definitely be kicking themselves in regret for missing the opportunity to buy and invest in cryptocurrency
This little trick for not reset your car when replacing the battery is just priceless, specially with coded audio systems
You can also use a modern digital charger for that.
I found the info in this video to be super easy to follow, the content very informative and overall quality very well done. Definitely one of the very best videos I've seen up to this point. Great job!
Excellent Video! Very detailed… that’s what’s missing from many videos. It’s the small things that are missed that do not allow you to diagnose the Genesis of the problem. Well done.
Free education on KZhead 👍
Exactly. Chris Fix should do a Nationwide community college class 👍🏾 with real credit
14:38 who noticed wooder by unknown artist Chris dropping easter eggs 😂
Nice catch!
Yeah noticed it too, came down here as soon as I saw it to see if someone had caught it! ^^
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂🤣
I didn't even see that
Same lmao
I used this video to replace the battery in my buddy's 2002 Civic Coupe that's been sitting for 2 years. thanks Chris!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. More power to you and hoping for more informative videos like this.
I used to work for a car battery manufacturer , this video brings back so many memories! I worked in multiple departments but when I left I worked in the pasting department where in simple terms we applied all the paste to the coils. Pretty neat thing to have on the ol’ resume!
I learned again. Thanks
Great video! Very informative.
Excellent video. The information covered was conveyed in a clear and concise manner and kept my attention the whole way. You answered any and all questions I might have had on the subject. Usually have to watch three or four videos to cover what you did in one. Nice job!
Imagine getting a heart reaction from ChrisFix. 💪
You don't have to imagine anymore :p
@@chrisfix Woah! Im speechless. I've been watching all of your videos eversince the driftstang series. Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge interms of cars. Love from Philippines. ❤❤❤
@@kixalano2883 sana oll magaling mag english
Thanks, your videos are invalueable to me. I still get nervous working on my car, but you make it easier. I had a flickering battery symbol pop up on my Camry’s display, and I thought for sure it was going to be an expensive fix. I checked the voltage, and it was 12.5v, and then 14.1v when running. The positive terminal had some corrosion, which I removed using your suggestions, and the symbol went away. The battery is 4.5 years old so I am going to replace it before the Winter.