Begin by popping the trunk lid and opening it. If you have any items in your trunk, you will need to remove them to gain access to the battery.

Lift up the trunk carpet to expose the twist off hold down latch to remove the trunk floor cover.

In a counter clock-wise motion, turn the hold down latch to remove it.

With the hold down latch removed, lift the trunk floor cover and remove it. Our Camaro does not have the optional spare tire and rather a foam cover over the battery that holds mini air compressor for an emergency. Lift and remove this cover. If your Camaro does have a spare tire, remove the spare tire at this time.

With the foam battery cover removed, start with removing the top battery hold down plate. Use the socket wrench to remove the bolt from either side of the plate.

Use the socket wrench to loosen the bolt on the NEGATIVE cable (black) of the battery FIRST and remove it from the battery post. This is for your safety, even if the battery is completely dead.

Once you have removed the negative cable, you can then loosen the bolt on the POSITIVE cable (red) and remove it from the battery post.

On the side of the battery there is a vent tube to help expel gasses from the battery core to the open air. Gently pull it off of the battery.

With the vent tube now out of the way, you can access the lower battery hold down bolt. Using a socket wrench, loosen and remove the bolt.

You can now lift and remove the battery from the trunk to be replaced with a new battery. Batteries are heavy, so be sure you can lift anywhere between 30-45lbs without hurting yourself.

To install the new battery, simply reverse the steps taken to remove the old battery. Be sure to hook up the vent tube make sure all bolts are tight.