• Part of the battery mount assembly
• A loose battery hold down frame could lead to trouble starting your car
• Can be replaced at home with moderate auto skills

Your Nissan engine supplies the energy required for performance, but where does the engine's power come from? When you crank the key in the ignition, a chemical reaction inside the battery jolts the rest of the system to life. Without a working, properly installed Nissan battery, no amount of fuel can keep your coupe, CUV, or truck performing as designed.

If you notice your Nissan engine is taking longer to crank to life or that its accessories aren't working like before, you may immediately assume the battery is dying. However, there are certain times when damage of other electrical parts may be responsible — particularly if you recently cleaned or replaced your Nissan battery.

If this situation sounds familiar to you, you may want to inspect your battery mount assembly, including the battery tray, rods, and the Battery Hold Down Frame.

With age, miles, and exposure to the elements, some of these parts may rust or warp. A wobbly or faulty Battery Hold Down Frame may allow your battery to slide in and out of position, negatively impacting its lifespan or disconnecting the wires that transfer the power to your vehicle.

Get to the bottom of the problem by parking your vehicle on a flat surface and letting the engine cool completely. Next, test your Nissan battery using a voltmeter and check the battery assembly area for signs of corrosion. If the battery is clean and charged, ensure that the negative and positive cables are securely attached to the corresponding battery posts. All in good order? Tug at the battery case gently to see if it jiggles with pressure. If it wobbles under your grip, re-securing the bolts and installing a new, genuine Nissan Battery Hold Down Frame could help!

To install a replacement hold down frame, start with your Nissan powered off, a cold engine, and parked on a safe and flat surface. Pop the hood. Use a socket ratchet or equivalent alternative to unscrew the nuts securing your worn Battery Hold Down Frame, and if necessary, set them aside for reuse. Gently remove the old hold down strap and put the new Battery Hold Down Frame in its place, making sure all the bolt holes line up with the appropriate support rods. Once everything's aligned, secure the frame using the bolts or nuts, being careful not to under- or over-tighten them. As always, check your Nissan owner's manual or visit an authorized service center near you for model-specific instructions and details.

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This Electrical System Battery Hold Down Frame, part 24420M7000, fits the following vehicle models and years: Nissan GT-R 2009-2022.