Ford BXT-24F-B
Battery

A service or repair of the battery requires disconnecting the power source and unclipping the battery hold-down clamp followed by removing the battery from its place. The installation process should be performed in the reverse order of removal. The vehicle will show abnormal driving behavior after a battery disconnect followed by a reconnection until it completes the adaptive strategy learning process which typically requires minimum 16 km (10 miles) of driving.

Users must take protective measures during battery servicing because batteries develop hazardous explosive gases that might result in injury so keep away from battery exposures to flames or sparks or lighted objects and protect your face and eyes and maintain proper ventilation. You must disconnect the ground cable of the battery to drain the back up power supply for at least one minute before starting any replacement process on front or side air bag supplemental restraint system components or before working near air bag sensors. A battery carrier with opposite hand placement ensures end wall safety when lifting thus preventing acid release through vent caps. Protect children from accessing batteries because they contain sulfuric acid. Any contact between batteries and skin or eyes or clothing must be avoided while wearing adequate eye protection to prevent acid splashes. When acid comes into contact with your skin you must quickly rinse the area with water over 15 minutes followed by professional medical care. The ingestion of acid requires you to get immediate medical care. Property maintenance professionals should begin by removing the battery ground cable then continue with the positive battery cable. The installation process for the battery involves performing the removal steps in reverse order. The vehicle needs to undergo some abnormal driving performance following battery disconnect and reconnect until it adapts its learning strategy through driving itself.