Ford BXT-66-750
Battery

Distracting personal injuries from explosively generated gas require following safety procedures when servicing batteries because the area must stay free of flames and sparks and lighted objects as well as maintaining face protection and using sufficient ventilation. The front or side air bag supplemental restraint system (SRS) needs service only after the back up power supply depleted through battery ground cable removal and waiting at least one minute. Additionally disconnect any auxiliary batteries and power supplies if present. Use a battery carrier for lifting or lift from opposite corners to protect against vent cap leakages and keep acid away from children since sulfuric acid exists; skin or eye exposure requires immediate water flush for 15 minutes with medical attention needed. The engine automatically adapts its idle and fuel trim strategy through vehicle use after battery work is completed but before vehicles reach their optimal performance levels so wait at least one minute with the engine idling and be aware that automatic transmission adaptive learning requires at least 100 km (miles) for effective operation. After reconnecting observe the operation of one-touch up on front windows and one-touch close on the moonroof before performing required re-initialization steps. You find the correct order to disconnect the battery in both illustration and table before proceeding to reconnect the battery by reversing this process.

Batteries generate explosive gases which presents a personal injury risk thus keeping any flames or sparks together with lighted substances safely distant from the battery area. When near batteries always cover your face along with your eyes during charging or maintenance and maintain sufficient ventilation. The sulfuric acid in batteries represents a threat to health so maintain their position beyond children's touchpoints and prevent any contact between skin and eyes as well as eliminating battery contact with clothing. Acid exposure on skin or eyes requires at once immediate water flushing for a minimum duration of fifteen minutes followed by medical help. Ingesting a battery requires immediate physician consultation. To protect against acid spillage through vent caps always lift a battery by using either a battery carrier or by holding the opposite corners with your hands. The specified order shows how to remove battery components in direct sequence according to illustrations. All users should first disconnect the battery. Perform generator removal before executing the procedure to remove nuts. The installation of the battery happens by performing the reverse steps which were used during removal.

The process of battery servicing demands ground cable battery disconnection and a one-minute duration of delayed maintenance before starting any work for front or side air bag components and components situated around air bag sensors. Always use a battery carrier for safe handling or handle by lifting from opposite corners to prevent vented acid from escaping through the vent caps. Sulfuric acid in batteries requires you to protect your eyes during work sessions and abstain from skin contact and avoid letting the acid touch your eyes or clothing. You should immediately rinse the affected area of contact with acid water for at least 15 minutes before getting medical help. Acid consumption requires you to call a physician without delay. When the engine re-connects to the battery it will start retraining its idle performance and fuel trim configurations through regular vehicle movement. After allowing one minute of engine idling you must understand that automatic transmission adaptation for optimal shifting occurs from a few hundred kilometers (miles) of driving. Instructions for checking one-touch operations should be performed on both front windows and the moonroof (if present) after battery reconnection. Loss of functionality requires needed re-initialization. The reconnection procedure should begin by disconnecting components through sequential order.

Avoid contact with skin, eyes, or clothing, and flush any acid contact with water for at least 15 minutes while seeking medical attention.

The automatic transmission will need to relearn its adaptive strategy, with optimal shifting resuming after a few hundred kilometers (miles) of operation.

Use a battery carrier or grip opposite corners to prevent acid from spewing through the vent caps.

Batteries contain sulfuric acid, which is hazardous.