Good that you highlighted the negative terminal issue - not good to get surprise sparks! (ask me how I know!) Good instructional video and good terminal kit. Thanks!
Yeah, I was cringing when you were working on the positive side. I also suggest covering the battery lug you're not working on with something non-conductive, and removing the completed connector from the battery when working on the second one. I'm surprised there were no sparks in the video.. maybe the battery is dead? Good to know those type of replacement lugs exist.. didn't know that!
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I like those terminals, much better than what used to be available !
What "used" to be available is what the shop used to replace the bad ground terminal on my Marquis........
Pretty nice, eh!
@@motoforlyfe yeah, I know you are a ham radio operator like myself. Do you do HF ? 73 KO8K
I do thank you for the tip on those replacement terminals. I'll be ordering a set of those when I get paid next.
Glad you found the video helpful!
remove negative wire first, install positive wire first.
Good that you highlighted the negative terminal issue - not good to get surprise sparks! (ask me how I know!) Good instructional video and good terminal kit. Thanks!
Thanks for watching Tony! I appreciate it.
Yeah, I was cringing when you were working on the positive side. I also suggest covering the battery lug you're not working on with something non-conductive, and removing the completed connector from the battery when working on the second one. I'm surprised there were no sparks in the video.. maybe the battery is dead?
Good to know those type of replacement lugs exist.. didn't know that!
Great job on the camera placement! And way to clear up the "negative first..."
Very clear and concise video. Good job.
Really great walk through see I was thinking I was gonna start through the fire and flames job lol
I had to do this a few years ago, and I sure wish I could have used terminals like those!
Thank you for this video.
placed my order I also have a Ranger whose cables look similar if not worse than yours, thank you sir
Very well said and shown. I appreciate your video. I am doing mines tomorrow once I get them from Amazon
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Nice job buddy. I like those terminals you used. Enough of this!
Nuffadis' 😃
Maybe tin the ends of the cables to prevent corrosion?
just bought one! had corroded cables on positive side. had to cut them back and stretch them to fit to the battery for now.
Excellent video was exactly what I wanted know 👍.
Hey LDB that battery cleaned up nice
The video is very helpful
Hey I’m doing a Chrysler 200 2015 with this I hope my sensors work after! They want $400 to replace the terminals at the shop!
how do the clear plastic protectors pop on and off. It says "easy" but I had to fiddle with it quite a bit to get it off/on.
What engine is in there?
4 liter SOHC
@@motoforlyfe With a supercharger?
Appreciate the tips!
Happy to help!
Why only copper shims on the negative terminal? Would something bad happen if both terminals had these shims?
I assume the shims are used only on negative terminal is because the negative terminal is smaller in diameter.
Bill, you left off coating those EXPENSIVE terminals with a anti-corrosive .
Right?
Can someone help me 2010 fusion se 3.0 and my battery cable assembly is bad they said I can't use universal cable. Would this really help?
Those terminals look very HD and should last a long time.
Nothing strong in front of battery acid...
SHOULD CONNECT POSITIVE FIRST ALWAYS
For $5 more you get 2 pair
Put one on and it seems to have killed the battery more
FORD MUFAKKIN SUPERCHARGED RANGER!!
9:00 You're supposed to connect the positive side first when installing. 🧐😧
does it even matter on an old truck like that
@@schlomoshekelstein908 Car batteries are car batteries. Nothing to f around with.
That’s what I thought