I had a new battery installed in my 2000 Volvo S70 a couple of months ago. The car sat for a couple of weeks, and now the battery appears to be dead.

I watch a lot of online car repair videos, and some make me wonder about whether they work or even if they are safe.

Like knowing how to change a car tire, being able to disconnect and remove the battery on your own can come in handy -- here's why you might need to.

Learn more on how to test a car battery with a Multimeter. Our team of experts prepared the guide on everything you need to know about testing a car battery.

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Changing your vehicle's car battery, yourself, is a simple task that will save you money. However, ensure you disconnect this battery terminal first.

Battery corrosion occurs naturally and usually doesn't signify a vehicle problem. If you let it build up, though, it can stop your car in its tracks.

Sooner or later, most drivers encounter the inevitable inconvenience of a dead car battery. You don’t need to be an expert auto mechanic to know that without a running battery, your car won’t start.

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If your car is under warranty, the answer is simple—always take it to the dealership for a covered repair. For other situations, the answer depends on what service needs to be performed.