The process to remove the positive Battery Cable begins by taking off both the negative cable first followed by the positive cable from the battery. You need to disconnect the positive cable from the engine wiring harness junction block before taking out the Battery Cable junction block from its bracket position. The negative cable attachment needs removal from its retaining clip on the positive cable so you can remove the nut from the generator back. After this you must disconnect the positive Battery Cable from the generator itself. Lift and sustain the automobile while unscrewing the four bolts that bind the positive cable to the engine framework before disengaging it from the power steering accessory bracket (4WD 15 series). Ultimately disconnect the positive Battery Cable by removing the nut from the
Starter positive terminal and the positive cable from the Starter. After that, detach the Starter's retention clip before finalizing with the Starter cable removal. Begin the installation sequence by attaching the positive Battery Cable to the retention clip followed by the Starter where the nut should be tightened to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Install and tighten four bolts on the positive cable until they reach 12 n.m (106 lb in) engine torque before connecting the cable to the power steering accessory bracket (4WD 15 series). Lower down the vehicle and secure the positive Battery Cable to the generator by tightening its nut to 18 n.m (13 lb ft). After connecting the negative cable to its retaining clip on the positive cable users must install the Battery Cable junction block onto the junction block bracket before securing the positive Battery Cable to the engine wiring harness junction block by tightening its bolt to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Complete the installation by attaching the positive Battery Cable to the battery then tightening the bolt to 17 n.m (13 lb ft) and finally connect the negative Battery Cable while tightening its bolt to 17 n.m (13 lb ft).