battery posts

[txbudak47]

Anyone know if there are remote jumpstart posts under the hood? I know the battery is in the trunk. I would look in the owners manual but my car is a dealer over 3 hours from my home and to be honest they dont know whay they are doing. thx

 

[Gambler]

IIRC there are posts under the hood

 

[PSL]

The remote posts under the hood are located on the passenger side. You have to look closely because they are enclosed in a plastic case with a snap open cover. I used them to give a jump start to another car a couple days ago.

 

[txbudak47]

thx guys dealer in Waco charged me 40 bucks to have popalock open the trunk to jump the battery because i only gave them the valet key anyone maybe have a pic showing posts and cover would love to show dealer maybe get my money back thx again

 

[Gambler]

Tell them to look on:
pg 2-4 of the owner's manual (3.8L)
pg 2-5 of the owner's manual (4.6L)

 

[Gambler]

Here are the pages from the manual:

 

[ctrcbob]

When all else fails, "Read The Owners Manual".

 

[txbudak47]

as I said the car is over 350 miles away the owners manual is in the car Thx

 

[STREETS]

You'd need really long jumper cables then- whether the posts are in the trunk or under the hood is mute!

 

[DesertGen]

Mute = 1 : unable to speak : DUMB

Moot = 1 a : open to question : DEBATABLE b : subjected to discussion : DISPUTED 2 : deprived of practical significance : made abstract or purely academic

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[STREETS]

Thanks teach- my bad

 

[motorsportsauthority]

All vehicles with a battery in the trunk (that I've run into) have always had posts under the hood.

 

[Cut-Throat]

Old thread I know..... But , if you want to charge the battery, is the proper place to hook up charger under the hood on the remote posts, rather than the battery itself?

 

[Gambler]

Old thread I know..... But , if you want to charge the battery, is the proper place to hook up charger under the hood on the remote posts, rather than the battery itself?

Either is fine.