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2009 Ford Focus Car Battery
If your 2009 Ford Focus isn't starting like it's supposed to, or you hear clicking noises on startup, you may have a bad battery. If you notice issues with your vehicle starting or some of its electronics, you probably need a replacement battery for your 2009 Ford Focus. AutoZone can help you find a good replacement from brands like Odyssey and Duralast.
2009 Ford Focus Battery Size
When you get a new battery, match the size and power. 2009 Ford Focus battery options use group sizes 35 and 96, and you should look for a battery with the same amps as your original or higher. If you don't know what options are best, AutoZone can help you find matches that will fit well based on the year, make, model, and engine size of your vehicle.
Symptoms of a Bad Battery
Before you replace the entire battery, watch for issues with starting the vehicle, such as a slow startup, clicking, or no startup. You can check the battery for swelling and a bulging case, and you can look at your headlights to see if they are dimmer than usual. If you have these problems, you probably need a new Focus battery.
Begin your replacement by lifting the hood of your car and locating your battery. Now disconnect the negative terminal followed by the positive battery terminal. Unbolt any mounts and then pull the battery. Set your replacement in, bolt it down, and connect the positive and negative terminals to finish your replacement. Eligible parts from AutoZone come with Free Next-Day Delivery or Same-Day In-Store or Curbside Pickup for convenient service.
