Owner's manual Duralast Gold 1200 Peak charger

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They have full manuals and it's verrrrry cheap and mine
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3rd time I bought it, I also had an issue with the file so the girl replaced it in 30 mins
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Try these out brother

Auto trans #DLG581S

Manual trans #DLG586S

Positive (red) to positive of battery (the post you have it on is the one), the negative goes to the post with yellow arrow on the fender well.

Means full...your fully charged

Duralast Gold/Brake Pads - Front

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Hello there and welcome to fixya
If you do not have your owners manual this is where it would normally would be here is the recommended one from the manufacture
Duralast Gold/Battery Part Number: 100-DLG Alternate Part Number: BU-100-770

If you go to autozone you would want the 75-d or 75-dg depending on if you want the duralast gold or standard duralast battery.
Hope that helps.
Thank you,
Lee

Hello,

Any of these battery will be good for your 2004 nissan maxima,

GOLD DURALAST 24F-DLG

DURALAST 35-DL

VALUCRAFT 26R-VL

OPTIMA BATTERY 35

OPTIMA BATTERY D35

Take care.

Autozone has two batteries to choose from
Duralast Gold part #H8-dlg
Duralast part #dl-49
you can go to autozone.com and prob order it right from there

Does the $180 include the cost of the new battery? If it does, that actually isn't a bad price. I checked autozone site, new battery is $150 and it's a 30 minute job to remove and replace, due to the battery being positioned where a lot of stuff has to be removed. It seems that GM does this more than other manufacturers, many GM models have batteries under back seats, or in the trunk. They should make access easier. If the $180 is labor only, I'd go to a private garage or service center and shop around for a good price, making sure they know what's involved. You could also go to alldatadiy site and subscribe to repair info on the Yukon, get step by step instuctions with diagrams and do this yourself. Good luck!