[shorod]

Why did you replace the battery in the first place? Was it because the battery light was on, or just because the car had difficulty starting? Did all these problems start immediately following the battery install? Did you by chance try to put the wrong battery in (with an R suffix) the first time or have the cables reversed? Did your wrench short the battery out when removing or installing the battery?

The "battery light" does not indicate a bad battery. The "battery light" is more of a charging system light and typically indicates the alternator is unable to charge at the expected rate. Usually, this is due to a bad alternator.

The ABS light may be on because the system voltage is too low and the ABS does not have sufficient voltage. Or, there may be a problem with the ABS system. Have the ABS codes read. FYI-- the cheap scan tools that the auto parts stores have typically cannot read ABS codes, only engine codes. You will probably need to visit a professional to have the ABS codes read. Often times, the ABS light will flash out the code during the first 30 seconds or so after the car is started. If it's not flashing codes, then there may be other issues.

As for the radio not turning on, did you check the fuse for the radio? Does the display for the radio show the clock? If so, can you set the clock? Maybe you just need to press the volume knob to turn the radio on? Sorry if that suggestion insults you, but often the radio will be in standby mode following a dead battery, jump start, or disconnected electrical system.

-Rod