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22 Car Batteries found
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-99RT4-A$211.01 MSRP: $229.95You Save: $18.94 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Drive Motor Battery Pack; Vehicle Battery
- Replaced by: BAGM-H4
- Replaces: BXT-99RT4, BXT-99R
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BAGM-48H6-760$211.01 MSRP: $229.95You Save: $18.94 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BEF-48H6-A, BHEF-48H6, BAGM-48-760, BEF-48H6
Lincoln Battery, Rear
Part Number: BHAGM-AUX1-A$117.94 MSRP: $128.75You Save: $10.81 (9%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery, Rear
- Position: Rear
- Replaces: BHAGM-AUX-A
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BAGM-49H8$261.39 MSRP: $284.95You Save: $23.56 (9%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: LX6Z-10B759-K$6463.13 MSRP: $6758.82You Save: $295.69 (5%)Ships in 1-2 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Drive Motor Battery Pack
Lincoln Battery Assembly
Part Number: L1MZ-10B759-E$9273.38 MSRP: $9697.65You Save: $424.27 (5%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysProduct Specifications- Other Name: Battery
- Replaces: L1MZ-10B759-A, L1MZ-10B759-C, L1MZ-10B759-D
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-48H6-610Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BXT-48, BXL-48
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-56-A$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Replaces: BXT-56
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-94RH7-730$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BXT-94-R
Lincoln Battery, Driver Side
Part Number: BXT-65-850$192.69 MSRP: $209.95You Save: $17.26 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery, Left
- Position: Driver Side
Lincoln Battery, Front
Part Number: BAGM-94RH7-800Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery, Front
- Position: Front
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-36-R$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BXL-36R
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-40-R$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BXL-40-R
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-66-750$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Manufacturer Note: 750 Amp
- Replaces: BXT-66-650
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-67R$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-59$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BXL-59
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-65-650$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: BXT-96R-500$183.53 MSRP: $199.95You Save: $16.42 (9%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Vehicle Battery
- Replaces: BXT-96-R
Lincoln Battery
Part Number: EG9Z-10B759-FARM$3083.63 MSRP: $3224.71You Save: $141.08 (5%)Product Specifications- Other Name: Remanufactured Battery; Drive Motor Battery Pack
- Replaces: EG9Z-10B759-F, FG9Z-10B759-A, HG9Z-10B759-A, HG9Z-10B759-E, GG9Z-10B759-B, DG9Z-10B759-A, EG9Z-10B759-D, DG9Z-10B759-C, EG9Z-10B759-A
Lincoln Battery Assembly
Part Number: AE5Z-10B759-EProduct Specifications- Other Name: Battery; Drive Motor Battery Pack
- Replaces: AE5Z-10B759-C, AE5Z-10B759-A, AE5Z-10B759-D, AE5Z-10B759-B
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Lincoln Car Batteries Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: What Precautions Should Be Taken When Servicing Car Batteries and Handling Air Bag Components on Lincoln LS?A: 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.
- Q: What Precautions Should Be Taken When Servicing Car Batteries to Ensure Safety and Proper Procedure on 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.
- Q: What Safety Precautions Should Be Observed When Servicing Car Batteries on Lincoln Continental?A: Proper safety measures must be followed while performing battery service because explosive gases can lead to personal injuries. Operating near the battery requires that you stay away from both flames and sparks as well as lighted materials and that you keep your face covered and your eyes protected throughout work activities. Proper ventilation should be maintained while storing batteries because these specific units store sulfuric acid in containers that need to stay away from access of children. Skin and eye exposure and clothing contamination must be avoided immediately clean acid contact with large amounts of water for fifteen minutes and ask for medical help. The procedure to remove the battery begins by disconnecting the ground cable from the battery followed by disconnecting the battery to starter relay cable. Before removing the battery propriety users must first detach both the battery hold down clamp and the battery heat shield. Handle the battery carefully in order to avoid applying strong pressure on its end walls since this pressure can make the acid leak out. After placing the battery onto the battery tray drivers must use the hold down clamp to fasten it before reinstalling the battery heat shield. After the starter relay cable installation complete grounding the battery to its terminal. Changing the battery requires special attention because it will cause abnormal driving symptoms during the time the vehicle relearns its adaptive functions that could take a minimum of 16 km (10 miles) driving distance.
