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OEM 2001 Lincoln Town Car Car Batteries
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2001 Lincoln Town Car Battery Part Number: BXT-65-750
$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BH-65-HH
- Item Weight: 32.00 Pounds
- Condition: New
- Fitment Type: Direct Replacement
- SKU: BXT-65-750
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Ford's factory warranty.
2001 Lincoln Town Car Car Batteries
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2001 Lincoln Town Car Car Batteries Parts Q&A
- Q: What Precautions Should Be Taken When Servicing Car Batteries to Ensure Safety and Proper Procedure on 2001 Lincoln Town Car?A: To prevent accidental air bag activation that may cause injuries all battery service procedures require a first step of disconnecting the battery ground cable. Proper ventilation and eye and face protection remain essential due to battery-generated explosive gases. A complete depleting of the back up power supply becomes necessary before front or side air bag repairs or replacements by disconnecting the battery ground cable and waiting one minute with disconnected auxiliary batteries and power supplies. When handling the battery maintain contact with it by using a battery carrier and lifting through opposite edges to stop end wall strain that may result in acid leakage. Batteries hold sulfuric acid which requires keeping children away and avoid allowing contact to the skin or eyes or clothing. Contact with battery acid requires instant flushing with water for at least fifteen minutes while medical help should be sought for first aid. Ingestion of acid requires an immediate call to a physician. The first step before cable disconnection is to remove the battery ground cable. Reinstall the battery by reversing the removal steps while understanding that the vehicle needs to adapt its strategies through driving to eliminate potential abnormal drive symptoms.