How to [EASILY] Replace the Battery - Toyota Corolla (2003-2008)

Detailed video showing how to replace the battery on a 2003 Toyota Corolla / 2004 Toyota Corolla / 2005 Toyota Corolla / 2006 Toyota Corolla / 2007 Toyota Corolla / 2008 Toyota Corolla

If you own the Toyota Corolla for a few years, there are chances that your battery will get old and just won't hold charge anymore. Replacing a battery on your 2003 Toyota Corolla / 2004 Toyota Corolla / 2005 Toyota Corolla / 2006 Toyota Corolla / 2007 Toyota Corolla / 2008 Toyota Corolla is very easy and you can do it with just commonly available tools. You can save a lot of time,money and inconvenience by replacing the battery yourself.
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[OliviasGigi]

Thank you for the great instructions for that hook, most other videos don't show where it goes.

[grayoptional]

Thank you for showing exactly where the hook is !!

[davidmarquez]

The tricky part for us was placing that bottom plastic base properly because otherwise the battery will be wobbly. You saved our day! Thank you!

[newportmike]

Easy as I thought. Great, well explained video. Thank you bro.

[tedsorge]

Thank you so much for this video! I bought a used Corolla and whoever put the battery in did it wrong. I was looking everywhere for the hole for the hold down rod! Please keep up the great work with your videos!👍

[noornizamani]

Thank you so very much. I have to dismantled the battery to fix the headlight and than I did not find the place where this rod be fixed. It took me one hour and finally I have to make some extension with thick wire to fix it. But after every ride, I have to make sure that the battery is not loose.
But thanks for your helpful video, now the rod is at its right place.
Youtube is an amazing 👍🙏❤️

[elllym]

Thank you for a detailed video. It saved the day.

[AJPennyPacker]

Thanks man good video. My 03 Corolla is missing that J hook and mounting bracket so the battery basically just sits in there really loosely, only secured in place by the terminal cables and being propped up next to that rubber hose to the left of the battery. I was trying to find what might be missing from mine and I’ve found it now 👍🏼

[recyclebininfinity]

thanks u so much that hook part was driving me nuts i knew there had to be a spot like that but couldn’t find out how for the life of me lol

thanks again!!! throw u a like n subscribe to show support

[Vtones]

This is great. Clear and easy. thanks!

[marvinflanagan]

Execellente. Never knew about the rod connecter on the side of the battery.

[DarkeningSkies]

well done! thank you for making this video 😁😁😁

[myk_sp]

Awesome video, did you ever have a problem getting the clamp connected to both sides? I have a Group 35 battery replacement for my 2004 Toyota Matrix and it doesn't clamp on both sides.

[stewartalexjimmy]

If I do this myself. Will it mess up the computer?

[ricardotc]

Tengo un Corolls 2007 y el problema que tengo es que cuando desconecto y conecto de Nuevo empieza a fallar el Motor y no e podido corregir el problema