Thanks, you had mentioned that they were sealed well before, and you are
right!
I didn't have an Air Chisel, and it was a REAL CHORE removing it with a
hammer and 1&1/2" putty knife! I probably spent 2 hours breaking the
seal
But I eventually got it open:
http://www.summet.com/blog/2015
The video Ben Nelson has posted showing the disassembly of a Leaf battery is
the old battery type. Leaf has made a lot of modifications to the cells and
the metal container. Most importantly, you cannot remove the top metal cover
by simply removing about 40 bolts. The new style has about 8 molts an
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I was able to remove the Nissan Leaf battery using just jackstands and
3 jacks on a concrete pad without too much pain and anguish.
Writeup with pictures here:
http://www.summet.com/blog/2015/04/04/how-to-drop-a-nissan-leaf-battery-pack-without-an-au
