GM 13505369
Battery Current Sensor, Green Line

The initial procedure for battery current sensor replacement for v6 engine starts by disconnecting the negative Battery Cable. Discontinue the body harness electrical connector from its attachment to the battery current sensor. First disconnect the negative Battery Cable frame by removing the nut from the ground ring terminal and then separating the ring terminal from the Battery Cable. Remove the battery current sensor by detaching the connector from the current sensor bracket. Then carefully slide it off the negative Battery Cable. Begin installation by placing the new battery current sensor onto the Battery Cable and securing it to the battery current sensor bracket . Tighten the negative Battery Cable frame ground nut to 25 nm (18 lb ft) before connecting the body harness electrical connector to the battery current sensor.

Begin the battery current sensor replacement by disconnecting the negative battery lead. Unclip the negative Battery Cable battery current sensor and safely detach it afterward. Connect the negative Battery Cable endpoint through the new battery current sensor and hold it in place using electrical tape. The last step involves reconnecting the negative Battery Cable.

Replacement of the battery current sensor begins with disconnecting the negative Battery Cable. The first step involves starting battery current sensor replacement by removing the tape holding it in place on the negative Battery Cable followed by removing the sensor itself. After passing the ground end of the negative cable through the battery current sensor please secure it to the negative Battery Cable with electrical tape before reinstalling the Battery Cable.

The replacement process for the battery current sensor begins with negative Battery Cable removal and tape removal of the battery current sensor from the negative cable. Then you can remove the sensor. Follow these steps to install the sensor: thread the ground end of your negative cable through it before affixing it to the negative Battery Cable with electrical tape and putting the cable back.

To replace the battery current sensor you should disconnect the negative Battery Cable and mark its position on the cable. Take off tape holding the sensor then mark where the two negative cable wires connect before disconnecting them. Pinch the two ends of the negative Battery Cable together while paying attention to its normal arrangement before you take off the battery current sensor. After aligning the cable branches press them together to place the new battery current sensor at the marked spots. Bed the new sensor on the cable and fasten it in place using electrical tape. Place the marked negative Battery Cable clips back onto the specified points then install the Battery Cable.

Begin the battery current sensor replacement process by disconnecting the negative Battery Cable. You should then remove both tape and the battery current sensor from their position on the negative Battery Cable. Secure the negative Battery Cable to its new battery current sensor position using electrical tape for attachment to the cable. Reconnect the negative power wire after finishing all steps.

Begin the battery current sensor replacement by disconnecting the instrument panel (I/P) harness electrical connector from the sensor then removing the negative Battery Cable. First remove electrical tape and tie straps which secure the battery current sensor to the Battery Cable before gently bending the negative cable branches together. Record the sensor placement before performing removal. Remove the battery current sensor away from the negative Battery Cable. Follow these installation steps: position the tape tab toward the opposite direction of the battery before placing the new battery current sensor onto the negative Battery Cable. You should use new tie straps combined with electrical tape to attach the battery current sensor to the negative Battery Cable. After securing it in place, reinstall the negative Battery Cable followed by connecting the i/p harness electrical connector to the battery current sensor.

Before working on the battery current sensor you must disconnect the negative Battery Cable and place tape on top to mark its location. First you need to disconnect the tape and mark where the cable clips are located before removing them from the battery negative cable. Compress both Battery Cable branches together and record how the battery current sensor is positioned before pulling it away from the cables. Press the Battery Cable branches together to put in the Battery Sensor. The new sensor must face and sit properly on the negative cable before pushing it to the marked spot. Wrap electrical tape around the sensor leg to attach it to the cable and put back the Battery Cable clips in their factory places.

Before working on the battery current sensor you must disconnect the negative Battery Cable and place tape on top to mark its location. First you need to disconnect the tape and mark where the cable clips are located before removing them from the battery negative cable. Compress both Battery Cable branches together and record how the battery current sensor is positioned before pulling it away from the cables. Press the Battery Cable branches together to put in the Battery Sensor. The new sensor must face and sit properly on the negative cable before pushing it to the marked spot. Wrap electrical tape around the sensor leg to attach it to the cable and put back the Battery Cable clips in their factory places.

The first step for battery current sensor replacement requires disconnecting the negative Battery Cable that runs between the battery tray and the engine chassis due to (Battery Negative Cable Replacement (Battery to Battery Tray)) and (Battery Negative Cable Replacement (Engine To Chassis)). First remove the tape from the battery current sensor which secures it to the negative Battery Cable before you can remove the sensor itself. Begin by correctly putting the negative Battery Cable through the replacement battery current sensor and making sure the orientation is correct. Apply electrical tape to secure the sensor along the cable followed by reconnecting the negative Battery Cable to both battery tray (Battery Negative Cable Replacement (Battery to Battery Tray)) and engine (Battery Negative Cable Replacement (Engine To Chassis)).

Start by unplugging the battery current sensor electrical connector and disconnecting the battery negative cable from your vehicle. You need to eliminate both the tape holding the battery current sensor and remove the sensor from its position on the negative Battery Cable. You should insert the ground end of the negative Battery Cable into the battery current sensor opening and push the sensor towards its connection to the battery to wrap around all ground wires. Widen electrical tape around the battery current sensor to mount it on the negative Battery Cable. Also install the sensor in the right direction while ensuring all grounding wires to the battery negative post must come through it. Reinstall the Battery Cable cable into the car and then attach the battery current sensor electrical wiring.

Start by detaching the instrument panel harness electrical connector from the battery current sensor. Then disconnect both the positive and negative Battery Cable. Sever the straps at the battery current sensor attachment points before pressing the two battery terminals together. Take note of the current sensor position before you remove it. Disconnect the battery current sensor from its Battery Cable position. First attach the new battery current sensor to the positive battery terminal by aligning the tape tab toward the positive end. Afterwards press the sensor onto the Battery Cable. Fasten the battery current sensor to the positive cable with electrical tape and new tie straps. Reinstall both battery cables and join the instrument panel harness electrical connector to the sensor.

Start battery current sensor replacement work by detaching the instrument panel (I/P) electrical connector at the battery current sensor location. Take off the positive and negative battery wires before cutting the tape and tie straps holding the battery current sensor onto the negative wire. You can slide the battery current sensor off the Battery Cable by squeezing its cable branches while matching its position for future installation. Place the new battery current sensor right onto the Battery Cable with its tape facing the opposite direction. Apply new tie straps and electrical tape on both sides to attach the sensor onto the negative Battery Cable when you have installed the correct battery current sensor. Replace the positive and negative battery cables afterward. After that step, connect the electrical connector of the i/p harness to the battery current sensor.

Before working on the battery current sensor you must unplug the battery negative cable then remove tape holding sensor to this wire. Remove the battery current sensor by taking it out of the negative Battery Cable. Pass the ground side of the negative Battery Cable through the battery current sensor before placing it in the suitable position and direction. Affix the battery current sensor to the negative Battery Cable with electrical tape before you return the cable to its correct position.

To remove the battery current sensor (LAT), pull out the Battery Cable first. Note down the location measurement of battery current sensor for correct installation in the future. Grasp the ground ends of the negative Battery Cable and pull out the sensor from the cable. When installing the new battery current sensor make sure that its oriented correctly and installed at the recorded measurement on the negative Battery Cable by passing the ground ends through the sensor. Lastly, reconnect the battery negative cable.

Start changing the battery current sensor for rpos lze/lz4/lz9 by disconnecting the instrument panel harness electrical connector from the sensor. Then remove both positive and negative battery cables. Free the current sensor from its battery connection by taking off the tie straps and electrical tape that keep it linked to the positive cable. During this process record the Battery Sensor position. Remove the battery current sensor from its Battery Cable position. Apply the battery current sensor by placing the directive label near the positive battery end. New battery current sensor needs ties straps and electrical tape to secure it over the positive Battery Cable. At the same time reinstall both battery cables and join i/p harness electrical connector to the sensor.

The first step to swapping a battery current sensor on 4.3l engines is to disconnect the negative terminal of the battery. Before installation place a tape marker on the cable where you will put the battery current sensor later. Before removing the sensor tape from the negative Battery Cable find the positions of its two clips then detach them from the cable. Press the negative Battery Cable branches together while observing the battery current sensor orientation before removing it from its position. Take out the battery current sensor from its position on the battery negative wire. After connecting the battery cables push the battery current sensor into place at its proper position. Place the new sensor onto the negative Battery Cable at the noted position and fasten it by putting tape across the sensor leg. Connect the negative Battery Cable clips to their original positions and then connect the Battery Cable.

Begin work on 4.3l battery current sensor replacement by taking off the negative Battery Cable. Mark the Battery Cable position so you can reconnect it easily during installation after you remove the tape holding the sensor to the negative battery terminal. Locate and remove the Battery Cable clips at their current positions. Pull the side pieces of the negative Battery Cable together while watching how the battery current sensor sits before taking it off. During installation press the negative Battery Cable ends together while making sure the new battery current sensor fits both its installation orientation and marked location from the removal process. Place the new sensor over the marked spot on the negative Battery Cable and fasten it in place with electrical tape around its leg. Reconnect the negative Battery Cable clips to their proper installation spots before putting the cable back in place.

The first thing you should do for replacing the battery current sensor on a 4.3l engine is disconnect the negative Battery Cable. Mark the battery current sensor's spot on the negative Battery Cable with tape for a quicker and easier reinstallation. Pull off the tape keeping the battery current sensor to the negative cable, then keep track of where the negative Battery Cable clips were and remove them. Hold the negative Battery Cable branches together and make sure you notice the battery current sensor's position before taking it off. Push the battery current sensor down the negative Battery Cable until it comes off. Before putting the new battery current sensor on, squeeze the negative Battery Cable together and check that it is lined up correctly. Put the new battery current sensor onto the negative Battery Cable at the spot you previously marked, and hold it on by wrapping electrical tape around its leg. Screw the negative Battery Cable clips onto the mounting holes you earlier marked and connect the negative cable to the battery.

To replace the battery current sensor you should disconnect the negative Battery Cable and mark its position on the cable. Take off tape holding the sensor then mark where the two negative cable wires connect before disconnecting them. Pinch the two ends of the negative Battery Cable together while paying attention to its normal arrangement before you take off the battery current sensor. After aligning the cable branches press them together to place the new battery current sensor at the marked spots. Bed the new sensor on the cable and fasten it in place using electrical tape. Place the marked negative Battery Cable clips back onto the specified points then install the Battery Cable.

Begin replacement of the battery current sensor by eliminating the negative Battery Cable on 4.8l, 5.3l, 6.0l, and 6.2l motors. Place tape at the battery current sensor location on the cable for installation while you remove the securing tape from the cable. Locate and take note of the mounting position of both negative Battery Cable clips. Press the negative Battery Cable wires together making note of the battery current sensor placement. Then remove the battery current sensor from its position. Connect the negative Battery Cable parts to secure the new battery current sensor with the correct markings from removal. Insert the sensor onto the cable and hold it with electric tape. Reconnect the Battery Cable clips to their original spots. Install the negative Battery Cable in its proper place.

Pass the ground end of the negative cable through the sensor.

Take off the tape that secures the battery current sensor to the negative battery cable and then detach the battery current sensor from the cable.

Reinstall the negative battery cable to the battery to battery tray.

Remove the tape securing the battery current sensor to the negative battery cable and modify the eyelet end to detach the sensor without removing the alignment tab.

Take off the tape that secures the battery current sensor to the negative battery cable.

Take off the tape that secures the battery current sensor to the negative battery cable and then detach the sensor from the cable.

Use NEW tie straps and electrical tape to secure the battery current sensor to the positive battery cable.

Pass the ground end of the negative battery cable through the battery current sensor, ensuring it is positioned in the same location as before.

Remove the negative battery cable.

Squeeze the positive and negative battery cable branches together, noting the position of the battery current sensor before removal.

Remove the tape securing the battery current sensor to the negative battery cable and mark the location of the negative battery cable clips before removing them.