2005 Toyota Camry Battery Replacement 2AZFE - Quick and Easy
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Shortly after changing the alternator I decided to change the battery. Noticed an immediate difference in startup time and sound! So here's a quick vid on how to handle this super easy job. Useful info below...
Make/Model: Toyota Camry
Year: 2005 (Generation 5, 2003-2006)
Engine: 2.4L Inline 4 - 2AZFE
Problem: The car seemed to have a delayed turnover time on startup. The car would start but hesitation can be heard nonetheless. Assumed to be a weakened battery incapable of supplying enough start up voltage. The car recently had its alternator changed and so battery may have been affected in between alternators.
Solution: Replace battery while taking care to clean terminals, contact points, and surrounding area of corrosion.
Tools Used:
- Interchangeable Ratchet Wrench (amzn.to/2lAzdyS)
- 13 mm Socket
- 10 mm Socket
- Flathead Screwdriver (amzn.to/2lBIqXH)
- WD-40 Lubricant (Optional, amzn.to/425mVid)
- Safety Glasses (Protects from corrosion)
- Gloves (Protects from corrosion)
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Thank you so much for this video, I could replace battery on my camery today. Also appreciate the other comment to not worry about backup with jumper cable setup. It just worked fine.
Just replaced my battery, thanks a lot!!!
I feel comfortable enough to try changing my own battery after watching your video! I’ll be back later with an update
Glad to hear it!
Updates, how did it go?
Daejon Moody I did it with no issues! Trust me if I can do it anybody can
Toni Patrice thanks for getting back to me I just bought a 04 Toyota Camry LE and it looks very similar I’m confident I can do it now when needed thank you so much and be safe and take care
Daejon Moody you’re so welcome and you got this! Thank you for that you be safe and take care too🥰💕
2004 2005 Toyota Camrys don’t need no back up anything just change it out that’s it
I know this might seem to be a dumb Question.. What Tools are Necessary for this Job?!
why did you connect your terminals to a different battery while you replace your batteries? I was planning to remove my dead battery and take it for return at Costco and install a new one. During this time my connectors will just hang loose. Is there a problem with this?
Nope, no problem at all. He just did that so he wouldn't lose his pre-programmed radio stations, lol. So if you disconnect your battery, you will have to reset your radio stations and the clock.
@@MikeDunn got it. Thanks.
You may also have to relearn the idle
Does the computer need to relearn itself does an idle after you change the battery?
Yeah it needs to relearn the idle. To do it safely just start you car, put it in drive and hold the brake while it relearns. If manual just leave it in neutral and do the same.
If you touch battery without protection on your hands what do you clean hands with
Very sorry if this is a dumb question.. I'm just getting into doing my own repairs.. can this shock you? Do you need gloves on to remove the terminals?
no “potentially” lol, don’t touch both terminals at the same time with your bare hands as a safety precaution and definitely do NOT connect both terminals to each other (this happens accidentally sometimes with a metal wrench for example). When I go to remove the connection from the terminal I typically use gloves as an extra precaution against shock or corrosion on the terminals. You could also just remove the connection by holding the part of the wire that is covered by rubber insulation when pulling it off.
I see this works for gen 5, which doesn't include 2002. is it much different to change a battery in a 2002???
Grayer Hawes 2002 is actually included in gen 5 for America, my bad. So it should be the same.
Generally speaking most car battery replacements are the same except for screw locations maybe.
@@khan_xo okay good lol because this is a very clear and helpful video, thanks!!
The video was very helpful, I just bought an 04 Toyota Camry LE and I want to make sure everything is new so I’m shopping around for batteries. I think I can change my own after watching this video
Does the other car have to be running?
Señor Culo I did not have it running
What if you lose codes bcuz u don't have another car to hook cables to
I think the codes you are referring to are the codes needed for stereo systems like in some Acura cars. If this happens you should have the code in your owners manual. If you don’t have the owners manual, you would have to go to a dealer to get the code.
Great video
Hi,
My car is completely dead. Do I need to just change the battery or jumpstart it as well?
Niyati chokshi if you change the battery to a new one, there is no need to jump start it. Before changing it out though, trying jumping the current one or using a charger to charge it up if you are unsure if the battery is bad.
@@khan_xo Thank you so much. I don't have an option for jumpstart on this holiday today- IS it safe to take out the battery and take it to autozone for charging? They said they would charge it for free. It's my first time with a dead car battery and I am a little lost.!
If i take out the battery do, I have to be worried about placing the +ve and -ve connectors of the car somewhere?
Niyati chokshi if you plan on taking it to a place to charge, it would be good practice to keep the connectors separate from each other and exposed metal surface (I would just wrap them in a towel or something). As another safety precaution, the terminals on the battery should not be touched at the same time or connected by some metal. No problem, hope everything works out!
Can we use other cars battery as back up?
You don’t need to
@@khan_xo but useing jump cables that are connected to other car will work ?
@@luckyyou774 didn’t work for me, might have done it wrong
What kind of battery is that
Roderick Bishop got this one from Costco, came with a 3 year warranty!
@@khan_xo thank you brother
@@bjr9257 Interstate battery.
You lost all those presets as soon as you took the negative cable off lol
Can anyone help me reset the idle after changing the battery? I unhooked it completely
Daniel Overcash after you start the car, keep your foot on the brake and put it in drive. Keep the brake on for about 5-10 mins. You’ll notice the RPMs relearn the proper idle spot.
@@khan_xo the idle is so low it shuts off immediately, should I give it some gas the whole time?
@@dCash117 I hope by now you have got it fixed but, yes if the idle is so low it shuts off you may have to depress the acclerator just a bit when starting and hold it there for a few minutes to get it to relearn.
@@elevatorman427 yeah I got it. I did it twice, the first time with the accelerator down just a hair to keep it running
I have a 2002 toyota camry l.e 2.4 every time I disconnect the battery my car will not stay on, RPM be to low n shut off ,the car will turn back on not a problem on that part.i would take it in a long road were I can step on the gas stop n turn around n around until I here my fans come on then I know rpm are back to it's normal .. it takes like 15minutes n wala rpm back to normal....I have use this method on mine car for 10years.this is the only way I know how.
Every time you disconnect the battery, the car needs to re-learn the proper idle rpm.
To do this, all you have to do is start the car, put it in drive, then hold your foot on the brake for about 5 minutes.
@@khan_xo thank you ima follow your steps
________CARS:_TEACH_IDLE_RELEARN_TOYOTA____________________
- ebrake on
- all accessories off
- start car
- keep running until the car is wamed up (temp needle at middle/nominal position)
- car off
- key to on position
- key to off position
- key to on position
- Start Car
- Put Car Into Drive (hold brake)
- Wait 10 mins
- ALL DONE : )
Sincerely,
EJR