Owners of other Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and RAM vehicles such as the Town & Country, 200, Pacifica, Avenger, Charger, Journey, Challenger, Dart, Durango, Magnum, Grand Caravan, Grand Cherokee, Renegade, Wrangler, Compass, Liberty, Patriot, ProMaster, 1500 and C/V Tradesman minivan may also find these DIY instructions to be helpful.

A few compatible replacement "Group Size" 94R or H7 batteries with their part numbers include the following: ACDelco 94RAGM, Exide Edge FP-AGML4/94R, EverStart MAXX-H7, AutoCraft Platinum H7-AGM, Odyssey 34-PC1500T, Bosch S6587B S6 and Mopar BB0H7730AA.

The tools needed to complete this procedure include a 10mm socket, an extension bar and a 3/8" drive ratcheting wrench.

Then peel off the Velcro flaps at the back of the trunk (near the rear passenger seats) from the top of the floor mat.

Lift the carpeted floor mat and the rigid floor board out of the trunk. Set them aside in a safe place.

First loosen the negative "-" terminal by turning the nut counterclockwise with a 10mm socket and a ratcheting wrench.

Pull the negative terminal off the battery post.

Pull the red plastic cover off the positive terminal and set it aside in a safe place.

Pull the positive terminal off the "+" battery post and tuck it away on the side of the battery.

Locate the black vinyl strap on the side of the battery.

The old battery is still held in place by a silver metal hold down bar or "clamp" at the front edge (rear of the vehicle).

Attach the 10mm socket to a long extension bar and the 3/8" drive ratcheting wrench.

Set the 10mm bolt aside in a safe place.

Raise the grey plastic handle on the old OEM battery and lift it out of the trunk.

Carefully set the old battery on the ground. Try to avoid tipping over or dropping the old battery to prevent from having acid leak out.

Be sure to bring the old battery with you to Walmart or the auto parts store to prevent from having to pay a "core" fee or a "recycling" charge. The retailer will also have the old battery properly recycled.

Carefully lower in the new "Group Size" 94R of H7 battery in to the trunk.

The "-" negative battery post should be at the rear of the vehicle and the "+" positive battery post should be closer to the front of the car.

Lower the metal hold down bar back down in to place in between the battery and the trunk electrical fuse box.

Tighten the battery hold down clamp bolt in the clockwise direction with the 10mm socket, extension bar and 3/8" drive ratcheting wrench.

Push the battery exhaust vent tube in to the hole on new battery.

Push the positive terminal on to the "+" post on the new 12V battery.

Push the red plastic cover over the positive battery terminal.

Remove the towel from the negative terminal.

Tighten the 10mm terminal nut in the clockwise direction until it is snug.

Try to avoid over tightening the terminal nut to prevent from cracking or damaging the battery post which may lead to an acid leak.

Double check that the new 12V battery is securely in place.

If the new battery can be rocked, slid or moved around on the battery tray, tighten the hold down bolt another turn or two and pull hard on the vinyl strap.

Secure the Velcro flaps to hold the trunk mat in place.

Test the new 12 volt car battery by starting the engine and flashing the high beams.

Please be sure to adjust the time on the clock and program your favorite radio station presets before driving.

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