Battery terminals
#1
Battery terminals
Ok here's the situation, I would like to replace the battery terminals to accommodate 2x 1/0 + factory
BUT
My problem is the factory power cable (+ an -) are to short
what can i do to extend this to the new terminal in a safe, effective and "look good" way ?
BTW replacing the factory cable is not an option...
One idea, was to replace the batt and get one with terminals on top (for factory) and side (for audio)
BUT
My problem is the factory power cable (+ an -) are to short
what can i do to extend this to the new terminal in a safe, effective and "look good" way ?
BTW replacing the factory cable is not an option...
One idea, was to replace the batt and get one with terminals on top (for factory) and side (for audio)
#2
copper pipe to crimp on an extension and thick, high quality shrink wrap to hide it.
In this case a mechanical connection would "technically" be better than soldering since the that large a quantity of solder can add a little of resistance. If you want to solder the crimp for added security it's all up to you.
In this case a mechanical connection would "technically" be better than soldering since the that large a quantity of solder can add a little of resistance. If you want to solder the crimp for added security it's all up to you.
#4
copper pipe to crimp on an extension and thick, high quality shrink wrap to hide it.
In this case a mechanical connection would "technically" be better than soldering since the that large a quantity of solder can add a little of resistance. If you want to solder the crimp for added security it's all up to you.
In this case a mechanical connection would "technically" be better than soldering since the that large a quantity of solder can add a little of resistance. If you want to solder the crimp for added security it's all up to you.
#7
why dont you simply trace down the wire and remove the wire mounting clamp so you will gain more length to the wire( you only need about 2 inches) and then re strap it using a nice strong tie strap or two...then cut off the factory battery clamp... crimp on a 4 awg terminal and you're done! clean install and properly terminated...10 mins work!
btw... if you have a canadian tire store in QC they sell really nice brass terminals about $10 for a set of pos and neg.
btw... if you have a canadian tire store in QC they sell really nice brass terminals about $10 for a set of pos and neg.
Last edited by MTA; 04-26-2009 at 10:56 PM.
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