OEM 2003 Lincoln LS Car Batteries

2003 Lincoln LS Car Batteries Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: What Precautions Should Be Taken When Handling Car Batteries to Prevent Personal Injury and Ensure Safety on 2003 Lincoln LS?

  A: Proper ventilation and eye protection during battery work and charging are essential because the gases from batteries could result in severe personal injury. Additionally, you should always maintain safe distances between battery and flames and sparks and lighted objects. Both children and adults should avoid exposing sulfuric acid in batteries because the substance must remain inaccessible to children while skin contact needs strict avoidance and protective measures should be taken against acid exposure in eyes or through clothing. When acid comes into contact with skin wash the affected area thoroughly with water while looking for immediate medical assistance. The ingestion of acid requires you to call a doctor right away. The correct method for handling batteries requires battery carriers and the avoidance of lifting from any one corner to keep acid from exiting through the vent caps. The exact procedure for battery removal is to disconnect it and follow the proper sequence of parts removal as specified in the illustrations and tables. The rear battery junction box requires an open position of its cover. For each relevant item release the positive battery cable according to cable Locator instructions. Access to the cable will open after removing the screws from the positive battery cable shield. The generator needs removal prior to continuation for engines with 3.9L capacity. The process of installing the battery consists of performing the opposite steps used during removal.