replacing battery cables?
#1
replacing battery cables?
so my car won't start, it just makes a clicking sound and was only able to be jumped once, after which it won't start again . . . we replaced the contacts on the negative battery terminal a few weeks ago, which made it work, but now it's back to the same behavior. i have reason to believe that there's corrosion on the positive terminal - has anbody ever done a wholesale replacement of these cables? i took the battery out and can't even begin to figure out how to go about doing this . . .
#2
Are you sure they dont need cleaning? Most of the time the cables are fine (Especially on a relatively new car) and just need the cable ends and battery terminals cleaned.
Did you clean the battery terminal area well when you replaced the cables?
Did you clean the battery terminal area well when you replaced the cables?
#5
battery is brand new . . . there was a LOT of corrosion damage up in there because my under-car splash guards had been gone for a long time, and it's been through flood and monsoon type stuff . . . yeah. i checked and cleaned the ends, still the same . . .
#7
even if the battery is brand new, it still needs to be tested. i've had battery issues like what you're stating, and it was just the battery. i'm on my 4th battery by the way and i've had the car for 2.5 years//21,000 miles.
#9
I am on the stock battery at 5 years and 77000 miles through Minnesota winter temps. I have had the same battery in my Saturn for about 6 years I think.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post