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How can I replace the battery in a 2011 Ford Escape?
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To replace the battery in a 2011 Ford Escape, you can refer to the following video: https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=BTOGiXwWt2o. Battery issues may occur during the vehicle's lifespan, such as leaks leading to fluid spillage or complete drainage. In such cases, the battery will need recharging or replacing. Rapid drainage or a cracked case may also require intervention, with complete replacement likely eventually. Expect to replace the battery every 50,000 to 60,000 miles, which may incur some cost, but necessary for keeping your car operational.
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Replace the battery in the 2011 Ford Escape while the engine is turned off. Start by pulling the lever to open the hood inside the driver's side of the car, then release the safety latch under the hood to lift it up. Keep the hood open using the prop rod. Loosen the bolts holding the battery bracket to remove it. Next, loosen the nuts on the battery terminals and detach the cables, starting with the negative (black) cable followed by the positive (red) cable. Carefully lift out the old battery from the vehicle. Install a new battery in its place.
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